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What Patients Are Telling Sites About Trial Participation During COVID-19 (Guest Author Nazneen Qureshi on Clinical Leader)
Article written by Nazneen Qureshi, Director, Patient Engagement & Innovation (LMC Manna Research) for Clinical Leader. On March 11, 2020, COVID-19 was declared a global pandemic by the World Health Organization. Global economies shut down, countries were put on...
VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT: Research participant at LMC Manna advocates for COVID-19 vaccine research and participation in two upcoming trials
As research continues to push for answers on how to combat COVID-19, LMC Manna Research has been working diligently to ensure the community is aware of potential vaccine studies. We are lucky to have volunteers like Cecie Elnicki. A mother of two and long-time...
COVID-19 NEWS: President, Research Karri Venn shares insights on LMC Manna’s COVID-19’s research effort
“This pandemic is changing the way research will be conducted” – Karri Venn, President, Research COVID-19 has created a situation that has pushed both public and private research networks to “challenge the status quo” when it comes to conducting research. This week,...
LISTEN UP: LMC Manna leadership join podcast focusing on clinical trial participation during COVID-19 Pandemic
We can’t have research without volunteers, it’s just a fact. It has been a constant reminder in our industry that as we battle through COVID-19, clinical trial recruitment is necessary to conquer our new normal of living through a pandemic. Director, Patient...
A Simple Guide to Understanding Vaccines – How exactly do they work?
The stigma surrounding what vaccines do and how they really work can be overwhelming. In times like these, it is important to not only be educated about what they do, but why it is so important to get vaccinated. Guest writer: Eric Kemp, Clinical Research Coordinator,...
Connected Hearts (Liaison de cœur) – Une initiative des employés pour connecter numériquement les patients des soins intensifs avec leurs familles pendant COVID-19.
En ces temps incertains, la connexion avec les proches est nécessaire. Il a été prouvé que les soins aux patients dans les hôpitaux s'améliorent lorsque les familles sont présentes pour aider à soutenir, communiquer et défendre les membres de leur famille. Avec le...