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Resumen
Los bancos de sangre son fuentes efectivas de reclutamiento para ensayos clínicos, particularmente para identificar hombres sanos con hallazgos de laboratorio específicos. La colaboración exitosa depende de la negociación temprana y la voluntad del banco de sangre para compartir datos y apoyar los esfuerzos de reclutamiento.
Área de la Ciencia:
- Reclutamiento para ensayos clínicos.
- Las iniciativas de salud pública.
- Investigación biomédica en la investigación biomédica.
Sus antecedentes:
- Los bancos de sangre son un recurso valioso, pero subutilizado, para el reclutamiento de ensayos clínicos.
- La identificación eficiente de los participantes elegibles es crucial para el éxito del estudio.
- Las estrategias de reclutamiento anteriores han variado en efectividad.
Objetivo del estudio:
- Evaluar la efectividad de los bancos de sangre como fuente de reclutamiento para el CPPT (ensayo colaborativo de prevención del cáncer de próstata).
- Identificar los factores clave que facilitan colaboraciones exitosas entre los centros de investigación y los bancos de sangre.
- Comprender las características de los bancos de sangre que producen las referencias de participantes más altas.
Principales métodos:
- Análisis de los datos de reclutamiento del CPPT, detallando los contactos iniciales y las primeras visitas / entradas de protocolo atribuidas a los bancos de sangre.
- Evaluación cualitativa de los factores que contribuyen al éxito de las colaboraciones LRC/banco de sangre.
- Identificación de características específicas del banco de sangre asociadas con tasas de referencia más altas.
Principales resultados:
- Los bancos de sangre proporcionaron el 26% de los contactos iniciales y el 15% de las primeras visitas / entradas de protocolo para el CPPT.
- La negociación temprana con los directores de los bancos de sangre fue fundamental para una colaboración exitosa.
- Los factores clave de éxito incluyeron la voluntad de los bancos de sangre de compartir información de contacto, proporcionar apoyo al personal y participar en campañas conjuntas de medios.
Conclusiones:
- Los bancos de sangre son una fuente de reclutamiento viable y eficiente para ensayos clínicos, especialmente para estudios dirigidos a criterios demográficos y de salud específicos.
- El establecimiento de relaciones sólidas y de colaboración con el liderazgo y el personal del banco de sangre es esencial para maximizar el potencial de reclutamiento.
- Las estrategias de reclutamiento personalizadas que involucran a los bancos de sangre pueden mejorar significativamente la inscripción de los participantes en la investigación en salud.
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