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Beyond Enrolment Totals: Why Clinical Trial Recruitment Needs Live, Actionable Data
Part 1: Measuring the Pre-Recruitment Funnel By Jay Virani, VP, Strategy & Client Experience, Sciteline This is Part 1 of a two-part series. Part 2 looks at how this data connects to operational recruitment, real-world results, and what it means for sponsors, study managers, and equitable access. Clinical trial recruitment is often measured by a single question: Are we meeting our enrolment target? It is an essential question, but by the time the answer is “no,” a study may a
Jane Abad
Sep 13 min read
Moving the Needle: Turning AI into Practical Impact
By: Alfred Wong, Chief Technology Officer, Sciteline Date: July 30, 2026 Responsible, practical implementation was at the centre of the Bioscience Association Manitoba’s AI Summit, AI as a Tool, Not a Strategy. The summit brought together leaders from healthcare, biotechnology, business and technology to discuss where AI is creating tangible value, where human judgment remains essential, and what it takes to move beyond pilot projects into sustainable implementation. I had th
Jane Abad
Jul 306 min read
Trust, Data Sharing, and the Infrastructure Behind Choice
By: Heather DiFruscia, Vice President, Business Development & Growth, Sciteline Date: February 13, 2025 Trust Makes Choice Possible Research as a care option depends on a single condition: trust. For patients, trust determines whether research feels like an opportunity or a risk. For clinicians, it determines whether research can responsibly sit alongside standard care. And for health systems, trust is what allows information to move without compromising autonomy, priva
heatherdifruscia
Feb 133 min read
Clinical Research as a Care Option: Why the Lines Are Blurring and Why That Matters
By: Heather DiFruscia, Vice President, Business Development & Growth, Sciteline Date: January 19, 2025 Access to timely, evidence-based care across Canada is under increasing strain. Physician waitlists continue to grow, and many people face barriers to seeing specialists, receiving timely diagnoses, or accessing appropriate treatments. New data from the Ontario Medical Association indicate that more than 2.5 million Ontarians currently do not have access to a regular fam
Jane Abad
Jan 195 min read
AI is About to Revolutionize Medicine. Are We Ready?
August 18, 2025 Jay Virani, Vice President, Strategy & Client Experience Over the past few years, I’ve had a front-row seat to one of...
Jane Abad
Aug 19, 20253 min read
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