Representation Matters. How you can proactively ensure equity in healthcare and clinical studies.

Minority representation in healthcare is extraordinarily low, and this is a consequence of many factors including systemic and historical inequities. The Coronavirus pandemic has highlight these inequities, and changing minority and underserved community outcomes. requires investment. But, you can play a pivotal role in making the healthcare industry more equitable. I focus on diversity consulting in the healthcare and education sectors from diversifying Covid vaccination sites, to empathy training for healthcare professionals, to information sharing and repairing historical mistrust in the healthcare industry. We can all play a proactive role in improving health outcomes in minority and underserved communities. One way you can do this today is by ensuring you are represented in clinical research. Contact us to make a difference and improve health outcomes.

How can I improve health outcomes in my community?

There are many ways you can contribute to improving health outcomes in your community. One proactive way you can do so is by advocating for diverse representation in clinical trials. Minorities are often underrepresented in clinical trials. This is a byproduct of many factors, including warranted historical mistrust and inequities in access to information. You can play a proactive role in changing this reality and improving health outcomes in your community by volunteering to be a paid participant in a clinical trial.

What is a clinical trial?

Clinical trials are done when there is good reason to believe that a new treatment may improve care of patients. Before a treatment is ready for clinical trials extensive preclinical studies are performed. Not all clinical trials involve oral medications or vaccines some trials test devices or wearables.

Why is this a valuable use of my time?

Inclusive clinical trials is our priority and representation matters. Your participation in clinical trials is critical to improving health outcomes in our community, and ensuring adequate representation of the communities who will benefit from new treatments.

How can I learn more and sign up?

Please call, text, or email our team at:

305-918-2985 or cburke@prestonstrategies.com

Can you share more information about the process?

Absolutely!

1. Please call, text, or email our team and we will help guide you through the process or

answer any other questions;

2. A specialist on the team will contact you to pre-screen you for a clinical trial and ask you

questions about your medical history;

3. If you qualify for a study our team will schedule time to walk you through the next

steps. All studies are compensated, and the amounts per visit or follow up call vary; or

4. If you do not qualify for a study we can contact you about future studies, or remove

your information entirely based on your preference.