On-demand Webinar
Diversity and Inclusion: Who is Responsible – Site, CRO or Sponsor?
Attaining a diverse trial patient population is crucial to the success of any clinical trial. But who is truly responsible for maintaining a diverse and inclusive participant database?
In this webinar, Judy Galindo, Monica Cuitiva, Ashley Margo, Dan Sfera, and Chris Sauber, the Co-Founders of Latinos in Clinical Research, discuss why it’s important to recruit diverse patients of all backgrounds and why protocols should be more inclusive. Learn from site owners and those involved within a site level, their perspectives, experience, and feedback.
Learning Objectives:
- Learn about the importance of inclusive protocols
- Discuss who is responsible for maintaining a diverse participant database
- Leverage best practices from peers in the clinical research industry
Judy Galindo
Co-Founder, Latinos in Clinical Research
Monica Cuitiva
Co-Founder, Latinos in Clinical Research
Ashley Margo
Co-Founder, Latinos in Clinical Research
Chris Sauber
Co-Founder, Latinos in Clinical Research
Dan Sfera
Co-Founder, Latinos in Clinical Research
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