Therapeutic areas
Eligibility is different in every therapeutic area
A cardiology protocol turns on an ejection fraction buried in an echo report. An oncology protocol turns on a biomarker in a molecular pathology PDF. A psychiatry protocol turns on a rating scale a clinician typed into a note. Each page below explains how eligibility works in that area, what usually causes screen failure, and what Bond reads in the chart to find it.
Which therapeutic areas are covered?
Oncology eligibility lives in reports and notes, not the problem listHow oncology criteria map to the chart, what drives screen failure, and how Bond screens for it.Read Obesity and metabolic trials: BMI, A1c and the GLP-1 eraBMI, A1c and GLP-1 washout criteria, screen failure drivers, and the recruiting-trial pool for obesity and type 2 diabetes.Read Cardiology trial recruitment: finding patients by ejection fraction, Lp(a) and eventsHow cardiology criteria map to the chart, what drives screen failure, and how Bond screens for it.Read Neurology and Alzheimer's trials: cognitive scores, amyloid, and study partnersHow Alzheimer's criteria map to the chart, why screen failure runs high, and how Bond screens for it.Read Psoriasis and atopic dermatitis trials screen on a severity score taken at the visitHow severity scores, biologic history and washouts map to the chart, and how Bond screens for them.Read Pain trial recruitment: diagnoses, opioid history and patient-reported scoresHow pain scores, opioid limits, prior procedures and psychiatric exclusions map to the chart, and how Bond screens for them.Read Most IBD and MASH trials qualify patients on an endoscopy or a biopsy, not a diagnosis codeHow Mayo, SES-CD, biopsy and prior-therapy criteria map to the chart in IBD and MASH trials, and how Bond screens for them.Read In psychiatry trials, the chart points to eligibility and the rater decides itHow psychiatry criteria map to the chart, why so many patients are excluded, and how Bond screens for them.Read
What if my area is not listed?
Bond's screening is not limited to these areas. The pages cover the areas where sites most often ask us how criteria map to the chart. For anything else, book a demo with a protocol and we will walk through it live, or read how Identify handles criteria in general.