Grant-funded, investigator-initiated trials fail to bounce back from COVID as 50% of research staff left for higher-paying jobs

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Academic cancer centers are facing severe staffing shortages after three years of personnel attrition during the COVID-19 pandemic—resulting in depressed levels of patient accrual to investigator-initiated and grant-funded clinical trials.

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Matthew Bin Han Ong
Matthew Bin Han Ong
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