McKinsey June 10, 2021
Gaurav Agrawal, Rachel Moss, Ralf Raschke, Stephan Wurzer, and John Xue

The COVID-19 pandemic has catalyzed the adoption of decentralized clinical trials while highlighting the critical benefits of virtual trials and improving the patient and physician experience.
Clinical-trial sponsors are continually seeking to make clinical trials faster and to improve the experience for patients and physicians. Trial decentralization1 has emerged as a critical tool in this pursuit. It involves bringing an increasing proportion of a trial’s activities to the patients rather than using the traditional paradigm of bringing patients to a trial site.
The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly catalyzed the adoption of decentralized clinical trials, with an increase in trial activities conducted remotely and in participants’ homes. As health-system resources became consumed by...

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