Pragmatic studies can generate valuable evidence from routine clinical practice, but only when protocols, workflows, and technology are designed around the realities of patient care.

In this on-demand webinar, Paradigm Health and The Cancer & Hematology Centers share lessons from conducting a real-world study in community oncology. The discussion explores the operational challenges that influence study feasibility, enrollment, site participation, and data collection, along with practical approaches to reducing workflow burden while maintaining research quality.

For Trial Sponsor

• Design studies that better align with routine care and the operational capabilities of community sites
• Anticipate the factors that affect feasibility, enrollment, and representative patient participation
• Learn how embedded recruitment and EHR-integrated data capture can support faster, higher-quality evidence generation

For Research Sites

• Understand what it takes to incorporate pragmatic research into existing clinical workflows.
• Identify ways to reduce manual data entry and coordinator burden while maintaining study quality.
• Learn how community-based research can expand patient access without unnecessarily disrupting care delivery.

The approaches and lessons discussed during the webinar are foundational to SPIRE, Paradigm Health's fully embedded model for pragmatic studies. By combining study design, embedded recruitment, EHR-integrated data capture, and end-to-end operational support, SPIRE helps sponsors generate prospective evidence with less burden on sites and patients.