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Dialogues on Diversifying Clinical Trials

The first step in engaging women and minorities in clinical trials is finding them. Research has shown that minority patients seek physicians of their own race, so bringing these doctors into trials is critical. Physicians are the gateway to the patient. There are a number of organizations dedicated to training female and minority investigators to increase their participation, including the National Clinical Trials Network, National Minority AIDS Council, Project IMPACT (Increase Minority Participation and Awareness of Clinical Trials, initiated by the National Medical Association), and the National Hispanic Research Network. Some pharmaceutical companies are also taking their own initiatives.

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