This presentation explores the imperative of engaging a multicultural participant base in clinical trials, recognizing the significance of diversity for robust and generalizable research outcomes. The talk delves into three key focal points. Firstly, it addresses the enhancement of cultural competence in recruitment strategies, dissecting barriers and advocating for personalized approaches. Secondly, it emphasizes the critical role of community engagement, spotlighting the establishment of trust and collaboration trough culturally sensitive outreach initiatives. Finally, the presentation underscores the importance of patient-centric clinical trials, advocating for research alignment with diverse healthcare needs to optimize participation and ensure inclusivity. By navigating these themes, the presentation seeks to empower research and practitioners to transform clinical trials into a more inclusive and representative platforms.
