The PharmaKon Brings New Access, Diversity to Clinical Trials Through its Allied Approach to Meeting Patients Where They Are
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Wednesday, October 6, 2021
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Three nursing specialties are being used by The PharmaKon to staff its clinical trials: virtual nurses, remote mobile nurses, and patient concierges.
Key Points:
- Three nursing specialties are being used by The PharmaKon to staff its clinical trials: virtual nurses, remote mobile nurses, and patient concierges.
- Over the last two decades few changes have been made to ensure inclusion and diversity in clinical trials, adds Curtis Wilson, VP Clinical Operations at The PharmaKon.
- Clinical trials are now available to patients who otherwise would not be able to participate in studies.
- Rural and marginalized communities, LGBTQ, people of color and low-income patients now have an equal opportunity to take part in innovative clinical trials.