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Equitable access to oncology clinical trials: harnessing technology to reduce geographic disparities
M Hardy-Werbin1, S González Gallardo1, J J García-Mosquera2
1Trialing Health S.L., Barcelona.
ESMO Real World Data and Digital Oncology
|February 6, 2026
Abstract:
•Geographical disparities in clinical trials distribution impact patient access to clinical trials.•Trialing streamlines the search process and facilitates efficient patient referrals.•Trialing's positive impact in Spain suggests that a broader applicability is feasible.
Insights
Geographical disparities limit patient access to clinical trials. Streamlining trial searches improves patient referrals, with successful implementation in Spain suggesting wider potential.
Area of Science:
- Clinical research
- Health services research
- Medical informatics
Background:
- Geographical distribution of clinical trials is uneven.
- Unequal access to clinical trials affects patient populations.
- Inefficiencies in trial recruitment and patient referral exist.
Purpose of the Study:
- To evaluate the impact of a trial-finding platform on patient access.
- To assess the efficiency of patient referrals through a streamlined search process.
- To determine the feasibility of broader implementation based on regional success.
Main Methods:
- Utilized a trial-finding platform to aggregate clinical trial information.
- Analyzed patient referral patterns and access metrics.
- Case study analysis of platform implementation in Spain.
Main Results:
- The trial-finding platform significantly improved the search process for clinical trials.
- Enhanced patient referrals were observed, addressing geographical access issues.
- Positive outcomes in Spain indicate potential for wider adoption.
Conclusions:
- Streamlining clinical trial discovery is crucial for equitable patient access.
- Trial-finding platforms can overcome geographical disparities in research participation.
- The Spanish experience provides a model for expanding trial accessibility globally.
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