2nd Diversity in Clinical Trials

Enhancing clinical trial diversity is a moral and scientific imperative. The lack of diversity is an obstacle to understanding the safety and efficacy of novel therapies across population subgroups, which is crucial to reducing disparities and advancing equity. While the importance of including and enrolling diverse patient populations in clinical research studies continue to gain momentum, the industry still has not made significant headway in increasing representation of racial and minority ethnic groups in clinical trials.

DGE invites you to attend its 2nd Diversity in Clinical Trials Summit, taking place May 10-11, 2023 in Philadelphia, PA. Now is the time to come together with industry colleagues to gain the critical information and insights needed to move the needle on ensuring barriers are removed to enable diverse representation in clinical trials.

Featured Topics and Discussions

Utilize RWE and RWD to Close the Diversity Gaps
Build Trust and Establish Long Term Relationships with External Partners
Work with Trial Sites to Attain Diversity, Inclusion, And Health Equity in Clinical Trials
Understand How Decentralized Trials Can Improve Diverse Representation in Clinical Studies
Apply DE&I Across the Industry in The Early Development Phase for Clinical Trials
Ensure Diverse and Inclusive Enrollment in Clinical Trials Through Close Collaboration
Improve Health Equity and Generate Evidence to Achieve Better Patient Outcomes
Address The Impact of the Clinical Treatment Act On Minority Enrollment
Understand Health Literacy for Clinical Research Enrollment
Increase Diversity Among Principal Investigators and The Clinical Trial Community

Who Will Attend

Diversity & Inclusion
Diversity & Inclusion in Clinical Trials
Clinical Operations
Patient Centricity
Clinical Research
Clinical Development
Patient Experience
Patient Centric Drug Development
Patient Advocacy
Patient Engagement
Patient Affairs and Advocacy
Public Affairs/Policy
R&D Patient Engagement
Medical Science Liaison
Principal Investigators

Health Outcomes
Research and Development
Patient Recruitment
Clinical Technology
Clinical Affairs
Clinical Data Management
Site Manager
Medical Director
Research & Development
Clinical Trials
Decentralized Trials
Clinical Trial Design
KOLs
HEOR
RWD
Clinical Research Scientist

Site Feasibility
Clinical Trials Management
Medical Affairs
Medical Communications
Chief Medical Officers
Patient Experience/Access
Chief Patient Officers
Study Endpoint Development
Patient Communications
Patient Access & Engagement
Medical Affairs
Medical Science Liaisons
Medical & Regulatory Affairs

This conference is also of interest to:

Patient Recruitment Providers
Consultants
Clinical Trial / Research Site
Clinical Trial Suppliers (ClinArk, Black Women in Clinical Research, The Lazarus Project)