Partnership aims to help more patients at The Oncology Institute of Hope and Innovation (TOI) to access clinical trials via navigation support services from Trial Library’s clinical trial patient recruitment solution.
Trial Library, a San Francisco based healthcare company focused on improving health equity in clinical trials, and The Oncology Institute, one of the largest value-based community oncology groups in the United States, announce a new partnership to improve access to clinical trials.
Trial Library provides a technology platform that aims to help TOI to identify more patients that are eligible for clinical trials. Trial Library also provides patient navigation services for patients that may need to travel to a different TOI facility to receive treatment.
“We are delighted to partner with Trial Library. They understand the pain points experienced by community-based practices. The solution they provide is complementary to our existing workflows and does not add new burdens to the site,” said Cristina Green, Vice President of Clinical Research, TOI.
“TOI is a true leader in providing cutting edge care to patients. They also have a very diverse patient population that can represent a variety of populations in their clinical trials. Through this partnership we believe Trial Library’s pre-screening solution will result in even more TOI patients being offered the opportunity to participate in a clinical trial,” said Dr. Hala Borno, CEO of Trial Library. “In addition, we’ll help TOI to provide resources to patients who may need assistance with travel or travel related expenses with our Ally navigation program,” said Borno. “This will also improve the patient experience with clinical trials,” said Borno.
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