Clinical Infographics

Clinical infographics are visual representations of clinical trial data intended to present information quickly and clearly.

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98%

would like to be given the choice of receiving results

68%

wouldn’t participate in a future trial if they didn’t receive results

95%

believe it is crucial that summaries are prepared by specialists

How are infographics going to benefit various audiences?

Trial Participants:

Receive feedback on their contribution to the study

Scientific community:

Improve visibility on their work

Investigators:

Receive feedback on their contribution to the study

Social media:

High spot visibility and awareness

Upper management:

Simple decision enabling presentation

Investors:

Attract new investors in the business

Data is easier to read and understand

Dissect and shorten a complex subject

Visual help take informed decisions

Infographic process

Read report

Highlight critical data

Visualize the data

Layout the visual data

Deliver infographic

Kind of infographics

Group level summaries - Individual reports - Marketing reports

Format of infographics

Colour & Grayscale - Interactive & Static - Digital & Printed

Can be used as:

Posters

Leaflets

Webpages

Presentations

Video /Animation

Phase 1 Group study report example

A phase 1 clinical trial investigates the safety of the medicine at various doses and its effect on the participants. This example presents how the results of such a trial could be shared with the participants.

Phase 2 Group study report example

A phase 2 clinical trial illustrates the comparison of the experimental drug and the standard treatment or a Placebo. This example presents how the results of such a trial could be shared with the participants.

Phase 2 Individual report example

Providing each participant with a visual progress report providing basic information about themselves compared to the rest of the participants can increase the patient engagement.

Site performance report example

A report for internal use to share the general outcomes of the study. This could be a source of motivation for each site to stand out from competitors.