Clinical Research Coordinator

1. Study Sponsors

1.1. Written - Email communication, written communication for feasibility analysis questionaries

1.2. Verbal - Telephonic conversations in order to follow up on documentation, etc.

2. Research Ethics Coordinator

2.1. Written - Description of research proposal, study purpose, design, statistical analysis, protocols.

2.2. Verbal - Presenting research objectives to the ethics board and alleviating concerns.

2.3. Body Language - Confident posture and use of sincere open movements

3. Research Pharmacist

3.1. Written - Details about drug usage and dosage communicated

3.2. Verbal - Alleviate concerns, explain study protocols, methdology

4. Statistician or methodologist

4.1. Written - Detailed communication about study objectives, what is being researched. Communication about statistical findings.

4.2. Verbal - Telephonic and in person meetings to address concerns, clarify confusion regarding data analysis

5. Principal Investigator

5.1. Written - Introductory emails, study research proposal, protocols, study design

5.2. Verbal - Meetings, stand-up sessions, in person interaction on research protocols, etc.

5.3. Body Language - Professional appearance, attentive facial expressions

6. Research Nurse

6.1. Written - Emails, printed handouts disseminating information on the study - outline, process, clinical approach.

6.2. Verbal - Meetings to discuss progress, alleviate concerns

6.3. Body Language - Attentive and reassuring

7. Data Administrator or Manager

7.1. Written - Email communication regarding study methodology, data design, study timeline

7.2. Verbal - Communicate data requirements, address concerns,

8. Study Subjects

8.1. Verbal - Detailed explanation about study objectives, role of participant, risks.

8.2. Body Language - Reassuring signals such as maintaining eye contact, leaning in, mirroring to develop rapport

8.3. Written - Sending out emails to ask people for participation, setting up meetings with medical practitioners to inform them about the study.