The Food and Drug Omnibus Reform Act (FDORA) and Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA’s) latest Draft Guidance on Diversity Action Planning underscore a significant shift in the consequences of limited diversity in clinical trials. For leading research sponsors, the operative word has become “action” as the clock is ticking to implement best practices and track measurable progress towards truly representative research. However, the reality of recruiting historically underrepresented community members for clinical trials is that barriers to participation are multifaceted and best practices can be labor-intensive. At times, it may seem impossible for research sponsors to establish sustained engagement with communities at the grassroots level required to achieve affective trust.
Acclinate’s solution is simple: before recruitment, build representation. With the mission of empowering communities to take action for better health, Acclinate has engaged 100,000+ community members on its NOWINCLUDED platform with a comprehensive library of scroll-stopping digital content, a robust network of activation partners, and the dynamic curation of relevant opportunities to participate in clinical research. In this session, you’ll hear from Acclinate CEO, Del Smith, PhD, on:
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Maternal and Fetal Health Case Study
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8 Best Practices for Clinical Trial Diversity
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more inclusive studies going forward.
Increase Diversity in Trial Participation Today.
Acclinate’s NOWINCLUDED platform leverages a model of affective trust to boost inclusivity in trials faster and for the long term.