In this free webinar, learn about the critical benefits of enhancing diversity in clinical trials for comprehensive and accurate research outcomes. Attendees will gain insights into key challenges that contribute to the underrepresentation of diverse populations in clinical trials. The featured speakers will share effective strategies to engage underrepresented groups and create more inclusive research environments. The speakers will also share how to transform perceptions and build trust with diverse communities to increase participation in clinical research.
TORONTO, Oct. 28, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Enhancing clinical trial diversity is vital for advancing medical research and ensuring that new treatments are effective for all populations. In this webinar, the expert speakers will explore the significance of diversity in clinical trials and share practical strategies for improvement.
Clinical trial diversity is key to achieving comprehensive and accurate research outcomes. By including participants from a broad range of demographic backgrounds, trials can yield results that truly represent the general population. This inclusivity guarantees that treatments work effectively across different races, ethnicities, ages and genders. Moreover, boosting diversity helps identify how various groups may respond differently to treatments, paving the way for more personalized healthcare solutions.
However, achieving diversity in clinical trials is challenging. Historical mistrust, logistical barriers and limited awareness often lead to the underrepresentation of minority groups. Traditional recruitment methods may not effectively reach communities needing greater representation. Overcoming these challenges is crucial for fostering more inclusive research environments.
A truly diverse clinical trial reflects the demographic makeup of the broader population or the specific condition being studied. This involves actively including underrepresented groups like racial and ethnic minorities, older adults and women, ensuring their unique perspectives and health concerns are acknowledged. Such trials are equitable and account for cultural and socio-economic factors that might affect participation.
Changing perceptions of clinical research is essential to boost participation among diverse populations. Building trust through transparency and communication is critical as is involving community leaders and patient advocates who can act as liaisons between researchers and participants.
This webinar will tackle these topics, offering insights from industry experts and practical solutions to enhance diversity in clinical trials.
Register for this webinar to discover how organizations can contribute to improving clinical trial diversity and ultimately leading to better health outcomes for everyone.
Join Behtash Bahador, Director of Health Literacy, CISCRP; KimberLee Heidmann, EVP, Patient Experience and Customer Success, Scout; and Otis Johnson, PhD, MPA, Co-founder & Principal Consultant, Trial Equity, for the live webinar on Friday, November 15, 2024, at 11am EST (4pm GMT/UK).
For more information, or to register for this event, visit Improving Clinical Trial Diversity: Meeting Patients Where They Are.
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