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This study aims to evaluate the multilevel barriers and facilitators affecting clinical trial enrollment in a cancer center.

April 5, 2026Cancer Research

Abstract 1392: A mixed-methods evaluation of multilevel barriers and facilitators to inform implementation strategies for advancing equitable clinical trial accrual in a large comprehensive cancer center.

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MGMorgan Gill SIS. Iqbal VKVibha Kodancha

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Mixed-methods evaluation identifies barriers and facilitators to optimize trial accrual in oncology settings, highlighting implications for equitable access.

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This study aims to evaluate the multilevel barriers and facilitators affecting clinical trial enrollment in a cancer center.
Conducted mixed-methods design including surveys and interviews with oncology providers.
Utilized the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research to analyze data.
Assessed provider experiences related to trial enrollment, including their beliefs, attitudes, and knowledge.
Identified key barriers and facilitators affecting trial accrual through qualitative coding of interview transcripts.
96% of providers acknowledged the importance of clinical trials for patient care.
45% of providers reported gaps in knowledge about trial accrual.
74% of main campus providers cited limited staffing support, contrasting with 20% at satellite clinics (p=0.003).
64% at the main campus and 53% at satellite clinics noted limited language resources for patients (p=0.44).
Provider motivation and interest in trial training were recognized as key facilitators.

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Gill et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d1fdf7a79560c99a0a44ce https://doi.org/10.1158/1538-7445.am2026-1392

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April 5, 2026Cancer Research

Abstract 1392: A mixed-methods evaluation of multilevel barriers and facilitators to inform implementation strategies for advancing equitable clinical trial accrual in a large comprehensive cancer center.

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Authors

MGMorgan Gill SIS. Iqbal VKVibha Kodancha

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Overview

Mixed-methods evaluation identifies barriers and facilitators to optimize trial accrual in oncology settings, highlighting implications for equitable access.

Key Points

This study aims to evaluate the multilevel barriers and facilitators affecting clinical trial enrollment in a cancer center.
Conducted mixed-methods design including surveys and interviews with oncology providers.
Utilized the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research to analyze data.
Assessed provider experiences related to trial enrollment, including their beliefs, attitudes, and knowledge.
Identified key barriers and facilitators affecting trial accrual through qualitative coding of interview transcripts.
96% of providers acknowledged the importance of clinical trials for patient care.
45% of providers reported gaps in knowledge about trial accrual.
74% of main campus providers cited limited staffing support, contrasting with 20% at satellite clinics (p=0.003).
64% at the main campus and 53% at satellite clinics noted limited language resources for patients (p=0.44).
Provider motivation and interest in trial training were recognized as key facilitators.

Cite This Study

Gill et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d1fdf7a79560c99a0a44ce https://doi.org/10.1158/1538-7445.am2026-1392

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