Ross Jackson

2 months ago | clinicalleader.com | Ross Jackson |Dan Schell |Jessica Cordes

How "Atomic Habits" Can Help Optimize Patient RecruitmentWith the third article in his series “Inspired Patient Recruitment — Taking Inspiration from Business Advice Bestsellers," Ross Jackson applies theories from "Atomic Habits" by James Clear to clinical trial patient recruitment.

Nov 18, 2024 | clinicalleader.com | Dan Schell |Andres Garcia |Andrés García |Erica Smith |Ross Jackson

16th Annual SCOPE (Summit for Clinical Ops Executives) being held February 3-6, 2025, Rosen Shingle Creek in Orlando Florida. 4 days of discussions focusing on improving patient care, and developing new treatments and therapies for the patients who need them. SCOPE features more than 30 conferences, 4,000 attenders, 240 exhibits and 600+ presentations driving innovation in clinical trials & digital health.

Nov 5, 2024 | clinicalleader.com | Ross Jackson

Guest Column | November 5, 2024 By Ross Jackson, consultant Second in the series “Inspired Patient Recruitment – Taking Inspiration From Business Advice Bestsellers,” this article explores the ways concepts from  “Influence” by Robert Cialdini might be applied to patient recruitment and retention efforts.

Oct 17, 2024 | lexology.com | Ross Jackson

Picture this. As a HR Manager, you have received a complaint about an employee’s conduct, or maybe it’s time for that long-delayed conversation about their performance. You arrange an initial meeting to advise them of the issue and what the process will be like from here. You have barely finished outlining the nature of the concerns as sensitively as you can, when the employee strides out of the meeting, declaring they are going on stress leave. They may or may not also claim you are bullying them.

Oct 10, 2024 | clinicalleader.com | Ross Jackson

By Ross Jackson, consultant I like to draw inspiration from a range of sources to help deliver effective patient recruitment and retention solutions. One of the richest and most rewarding sources I’ve found over the years is to read — and, more importantly, learn from — business and self-help books. A recent one with great lessons for the clinical trials industry is “Unreasonable Hospitality” by Will Guidara.