Qualitative responses for consistency
In the qualitative feedback, respondents suggested they had experienced no change or a decrease in consistency. Site variability and inconsistency were viewed as the primary barrier to consistency in study set-up.
Wider site issues were also highlighted in the responses received, including perceived issues with sponsors not understanding site targets.
Consistency
Commercial vs non-commercial responses for consistency
Question 8a – Generally, how consistent was your experience of study set-up at NHS or HSC sites
430 people answered this question.
Question 8b – Generally, how consistent was your experience of study set-up across non-NHS or HSC sites
376 people answered this question.
Question 8c – Generally, how consistent was your experience of study set-up from sponsors
396 people answered this question.
Question 8d – Generally, how consistent was your experience of study set-up from regulators
396 people answered this question.
Question 8e – Generally, how consistent was your experience of study set-up across the UK
400 people answered this question.
Sites vs applicants responses for consistency
Question 8a – Generally, how consistent was your experience of study set-up at NHS or HSC sites
430 people answered this question.
Question 8b – Generally, how consistent was your experience of study set-up across non-NHS or HSC sites
376 people answered this question.
Question 8c – Generally, how consistent was your experience of study set-up from sponsors
396 people answered this question.
Question 8d – Generally, how consistent was your experience of study set-up from regulators
396 people answered this question.
Question 8e – Generally, how consistent was your experience of study set-up across the UK
400 people answered this question.
