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Nav-Trials – What We Do

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We Put A Hug Around the Science.

Integrating data-driven insights with real-time navigation to bridge the clinical participation gap, ensuring research finally reflects the communities carrying the heaviest disease burdens.

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Mission

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Drive equitable patient representation in clinical research, commensurate with the burden of disease, with a focus on increasing Black participation across disease states globally

Strategy: Equity-Driven Design

Standard CROs focus on the how of logistics, but we focus on the who of the burden. We don’t just fill slots; we ensure your data reflects the people most impacted by the disease

Recruitment: The "Transcreation" Method

We move beyond passive digital ads that go ignored. We “Transcreate” protocols into the language of the community, connecting where they live, work, pray, play, and slay.

Navigation: 24/7/365 Concierge Care

We offer personal access to the “Triple Threat” team, pre-emptively managing the social determinants of health that others ignore.

Retention: Relationship-First Retention

By building genuine relationships rather than relying on automated apps, we achieve up to a significant increase in retention.

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Metrics

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How We Measure Success

At Navigating Trials, we provide a robust set of metrics that move beyond standard recruitment to focus on data integrity and health equity. 

Recruitment & Equity Metrics
  • Actual trial recruitment numbers
  • Navigator Interventions: Volume and types of “24/7/365” interactions provided by the Triple Threat team to resolve barriers like fear or logistical hurdles.
  • Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) Resolution: Tracking the number of participants who remained in a trial because their transportation, childcare, or mistrust issues were managed in real-time.
  • Site Activation Speed: Metrics on how quickly a “Proven Provider” from your curated network was able to reach enrollment targets
  • Trust Sentiment Analysis: Qualitative data regarding community perceptions of the sponsor and the trial before and after the “Navigating Trials” engagement.