The full participant pathway
Twelve participants screened, eight enrolled and randomized, and all eight completed. The four screen failures aligned with the study’s expected screening experience.
Phase 2 · Celiac disease
A demanding commitment. Every enrolled participant completed.
The gluten challenge, diaries, and repeated visits required an informed commitment. Prescreening conversations and daily reminders supported participants from their initial decision through the trial.
Explore the work behind the resultDocumented result
100%completion among eight enrolled and randomized participants6original enrollment forecast
8enrolled and randomized
33.3%above the original forecast
The work behind the result
Prepare for the full commitment.
The gluten challenge, daily reporting, and repeated visits each shaped participant readiness.
The gluten challenge
Candidates needed to understand and be willing to undertake the challenge.
How WCR responded
Prescreening conversations addressed understanding, willingness, and the practical ability to participate before candidates committed to the trial.
Demanding diaries
Diary reporting required a consistent routine.
How WCR responded
Staff established daily reminders and shared responsibility for participant outreach to support timely diary completion.
Repeated visits and the full commitment
Participation extended beyond individual appointments.
How WCR responded
The team built relationships and maintained open communication throughout the trial, giving participants a familiar point of contact as they managed the study requirements.
Outcomes in context
Forecast and completion answered different questions
Enrollment exceeded the original forecast of six. Completion was measured among the eight enrolled and randomized participants, not among everyone who screened.
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