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Information and resources to help promote participation in clinical trials and advance research for all.

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How to Improve Patient Diversity in Clinical Trials (Source: Florence Healthcare)
Bodicoat, D.H., Routen, A.C., Willis, A. et al. Promoting inclusion in clinical trials—a rapid review of the literature and recommendations for action. Trials 22, 880 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1186/s13063-021-05849-7
A Bird’s-Eye View of Health Inequities in Clinical Trials: Observations, Lessons Learned, and the “Flight Path” Forward; Clinical Researcher—August 2021 (Volume 35, Issue 6)
A Conundrum of Trust: Addressing the Diversity Gap in Clinical Research; Clinical Researcher—February 2022 (Volume 36, Issue 1)
Diversity in Clinical Trials: Going Beyond Why to How; Clinical Researcher—April 2021 (Volume 35, Issue 3)
How to Make Clinical Trials More Diverse and Inclusive; Clinical Researcher—April 2022 (Volume 36, Issue 2)

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Implementing a Patient-Centered Informed Consent Process (Source: ACRP – Available to ACRP Members Only)

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