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Session 10: Closing Keynote Address: Completing the Picture: Identifying the Missing Pieces Necessary for Patient Centered Care
Session Chair(s)
Rebecca Sleeper, PharmD
Co-Chair Sex and Gender Summit
Senior Associate Dean and Professor, TTUHSC Jerry H. Hodge School of Pharmacy, United States
This session will summarize some of the recent changes in the representation of specific patient variables (e.g., age, sex, gender, race and ethnicity) in clinical literature, citing where there have been improvements in representation and where there are still gaps. In addition, this presentation will highlight the importance of differentiating the representation of these variables in subject populations from the practice of disaggregating and reporting sub-group data.
Learning Objective : - List and cite recent improvements in representation of specific populations in clinical literature
- Determine remaining gaps in the data evaluating specific populations in clinical literature
- Define strategies for interpreting clinical literature to inform patient care decisions
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