Accelerating Enrollment For Direct-To-Patient Observational Studies: A Case Study In Traveler's Diarrhea

Enrolling a large number of healthy travelers into a fixed-budget study without sites puts two pressures on the operation: the volume of lead handoffs and the interest that fades while a pre-qualified person waits for follow-up. This study follows a fully virtual observational study in Traveler's Diarrhea, built on an automated pipeline that ran from first awareness through consent, enrollment, and ongoing ePRO capture. It tracks participants through each funnel stage, from study page views to enrollment, and shows how many completed every study requirement. Enrollment closed three months ahead of target. Read the full case study to learn how an automated, end-to-end workflow can help you enroll hard-to-reach participants quickly and within budget in a fully virtual study.