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Teletrial implementation in early phase clinical trials: two national workshops
Jessica Freeman1, Craig Underhill2,3,4, William Evans5
1Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre Alliance, Parkville, VIC, Australia. jessefreeman.23@gmail.com.
Trials
|June 5, 2025
Summary
Teletrials improve access to cancer clinical trials for rural patients. Identified barriers to teletrials are common across many trial types, leading to an action plan for early-phase trials.
Area of Science:
- Oncology
- Clinical Trial Management
- Health Equity
Background:
- The Victorian Teletrial Collaborative (VTC) was established to enhance teletrial adoption in regional and rural cancer care.
- A collective impact framework guides the VTC's efforts to improve access to clinical trials.
Discussion:
- Two workshops engaged national stakeholders to identify barriers and enablers for teletrial implementation.
- Insights were gathered on the specific application of teletrials in early-phase clinical trials.
Key Insights:
- Barriers identified for teletrials are largely generic and applicable to multicentre and early-phase trials.
- Stakeholder engagement clarified diverse perspectives on implementing teletrials.
Outlook:
- An action plan with six key themes has been developed.
- The plan aims to coordinate a national strategy to advance early-phase teletrial activity.
Keywords:
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