Connie Montgomery: Every Patient Deserves Representation in Clinical Research
Connie Montgomery, National Member Board of Trustees Camden Coalition at Camden Coalition, shared American Society of Hematology‘s a post on LinkedIn:
“Trialport supports that all people need to be represented in clinical trials especially for those of us living with bleeding disorders and other diseases.”
American Society of Hematology shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Representation in clinical trials doesn’t improve by accident—it improves by design.
The ASH Toolkit for Clinical Trial Sponsors provides a step-by-step, practical resource to build equity into the trial life cycle from the outset.
Find concrete recommendations, examples, and curated references to help enhance access, broaden participation, and generate results that truly reflect the patients impacted by the disease or therapy.
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