Opportunities to Increase Science of Diversity and Inclusion in Clinical Trials: Equity and a Lack of a Control.

"while no research has been completed concerning the specific outcomes related to patient enrollment several examples demonstrate how logistical support by integrating services into traditional community locations such as grocery stores has increased community health awareness and benefitted health outcomes (data s1 ) many qualitative studies and interviews indicate that providing reimbursements for and transportation to clinical trial sites are a means to increase underrepresented participant enrollment.; while these relationships may require considerable time and resources to establish the opportunity costs may well be worth the investment and may be offset by collaboration with other similar or disparate health care institutions (data s1 ).; data s1 click here for additional data file."

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"Sources of Funding This work was supported by the American Heart AssociationGrant: 20SFRN35360178; Award ID: TOTAL: 946917; TIDE: 946918."