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Making Trials Work for Special Populations
Session Chair(s)
Deborah Collyar
President
Patient Advocates In Research (PAIR), United States
This session discusses a variety of ways to address patient needs that help recruit and retain special populations in clinical trials.
Learning Objective : Identify useful guidelines and regulations regarding special populations in various countries; Discuss useful models of patient engagement that focus on special populations; Discuss case studies that show how some clinical trials have attracted special groups of patients.
Speaker(s)
Therapeutic Needs of Older Patients in the Era of Mobile Health
Dinah Duarte, MSc
European Medicines Agency, Netherlands
Signal Management Lead
Implementation of a Peer Advocate Model to Optimize Trial Enrollment, Diversity, and Retention
Caroline Donovan, MPH
Lupus Therapeutics, LLC, United States
Manager of Patient Engagement, LuCIN
Site Awareness and Best Practices for Inclusion of Diverse Populations in Research
Diana Foster, BSN, PhD, MSN
The Association of Diversity In Clinical Trials, United States
CEO
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