The current drug development research paradigm is flawed in that it fails to include a diverse and representative patient population. A new approach that begins with a patient-centric mindset, coupled with the use of mobile technology and connected health platforms, will enable research to become less reliant on site-based visits and bring equal access to new investigational therapies for all patients, regardless of geography, ethnicity, sex, or gender.
In this white paper, you will learn about:
- The current diversity gap and limitations in clinical research
- Barriers for underrepresented patient populations
- Breaking barriers with patient-centric approaches and advanced technology
- Foundations for a new clinical research model
- Engaging and protecting patients with technology

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