Clinical trial rescue sites & enrollment recovery

Find the barrier.
Build the way forward.

When a study needs a new path, start with a clear view of the challenge.

WGR supports sponsors and CROs with rescue-site feasibility, additional-site assessment, centralized recruitment, and coordinated study operations.

Choose the starting point

Different barriers.
A specific response.

Recovery starts with understanding where the participant pathway or site operation is breaking down.

The review

Trace the gap between patient access and enrollment.

Review candidate flow, eligibility barriers, records, clinical review, scheduling, and visit burden. Distinguish a population mismatch from an operational bottleneck before changing the plan.

The response

Connect recruitment support to the actual barrier.

Align central recruiters and local clinicians around priority actions, clear ownership, follow-up, and a realistic assessment of available resources.

From assessment to coordinated action

A practical rescue-site
selection process.

A new site should add useful capability within the time and resources available to the study.

  1. 01

    Understand the study

    Review the protocol, enrollment challenge, current site needs, remaining study window, and open operational constraints.

  2. 02

    Evaluate the fit

    Match investigator expertise, patient access, procedure capacity, staffing, and recruitment resources to the proposed role.

  3. 03

    Map activation

    Identify contracts, budgets, documents, training, systems, supplies, and the dependencies needed to open the site.

  4. 04

    Coordinate delivery

    Connect the local team with central recruitment, study operations, regulatory support, and quality follow-through.

Connect with what comes next

Let’s build research
around your strengths.

A medical practice. A study opportunity. A shared ambition.

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