Case studiesUlcerative colitis

Phase 2a · Ulcerative colitis

Early enrollment. Support through a demanding schedule.

Restrictive eligibility, invasive procedures, and frequent visits added demands for participants managing active symptoms. Clear preparation and practical coordination supported participation in this nonrandomized study.

Explore the work behind the result

Documented result

100%participant completion in this nonrandomized study
≤3 weeksactivation to first screening
0screen failures
100%participant completion

The work behind the result

Coordinate demanding care around active symptoms.

Preparation, familiar staff, and practical visit support helped participants manage the study schedule.

  • Restrictive eligibility

    Candidates needed clear expectations about the study’s requirements.

    How WCR responded

    The team explained participation requirements and prepared candidates for screening, with room for questions and informed decisions.

  • Invasive procedures

    Procedures added practical and personal considerations to participation.

    How WCR responded

    Staff explained what to expect and coordinated appointments. Familiar staff and open communication gave participants a route to discuss concerns.

  • Frequent visits while managing symptoms

    Study appointments had to fit around the demands of active disease.

    How WCR responded

    WCR used scheduling and transportation support to help participants attend visits, with ongoing appointment coordination throughout participation.

Outcomes in context

Enrollment moved ahead of study close

The enrollment goal was achieved well before overall enrollment closed. This was a nonrandomized study, so the outcome is described as enrollment.

Completion reflected the enrolled group

All enrolled participants completed the study. The screening record separately reported zero screen failures.

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