This case study explores the switch from multiple, different systems to a centralized tool that not only provides a way to track recruitment efforts but also strengthens how the team maintains study participant relationships.
This case study explores the switch from multiple, different systems to a centralized tool that not only provides a way to track recruitment efforts but also strengthens how the team maintains study participant relationships.
In this webinar, Savanna Mueller, PhD, Ripple Science’s Director of Customer Success, and Amanda Holdan-Sinisi, Ripple Science’s Director of Marketing, guide you through the best practices of participant recruiting and building a living database. This webinar is divided into 5 parts:
1. Why messaging Matters
2 Marketing best practices for recruiting
3. How to present your study in a way that participants will understand and join
4. Nurture and tracking potential participants
5. Keeping your database up-to-date
In this webinar, Savanna Mueller, PhD, highlights the latest features and functionality of Ripple including Global comments, status help text, date and time selector update, as well as Registry duplicate identification and new filters. After this 10 minute update, Savanna walks through the basic set-up of Ripple with a significant focus on the Registry. This webinar provides a great opportunity for new and existing Ripple users to get a head start on basic set-up and begin recruiting participants for research studies or clinical trials.
With a complex protocol, this team needed a tool that was not 50 spreadsheets. Ripple provided a workflow that
simplified the protocol whereby any team member would know exactly what they needed to do at any given moment.
In this webinar, Savanna Mueller, PhD, highlights the latest features and functionality of Ripple including emailing a participant, using the consent log and adding a participant directly to the registry. After this 10 minute update, Savanna will walk through the basic set-up of Ripple. This webinar provides a great opportunity for new and existing Ripple users to get a head start on basic set-up and begin recruiting participants for research studies or clinical trials.