2024 - Community-Based Research Series: Engaging New-to-Research Physicians within Community Healthcare

In this Community-Based Research Series webinar, the speakers will discuss how Physicians can get started in clinical research and successfully provide access to clinical trials for their patients.
Providing clinical research as a care option benefits the Physicians who conduct trials, whether through the traditional model at the site or in remote decentralized models, and the patients who participate in those trials.
Whether Physicians are driven to advance medical knowledge, discover new treatment options or build upon their professional development — community-based research can bring various benefits such as improving upon the current standard of care, uncovering new treatment paths or simply contributing to the greater good of medicine. For patients, they can choose what path works for their care with the guidance of their trusted Physician.
In this webinar, the attendees will hear directly from Physicians who have partnered with the Site Partnership Network about their experience in conducting clinical research within their respective health systems and practices. Each speaker will bring valuable insights from across their medical career journey, whether they have been conducting studies for years, are just beginning to pursue research or have been leading research teams to achieve success.
Register for this webinar today to gain access to the three-part series on the symbiotic relationship between sponsors, patients, Physicians and community-based research sites, paving the way for a more inclusive and impactful future in medical research.
This webinar is Part 3 of a series:
Part 1: March 27, 2024 (archive available)
Community-Based Research: A New Frontier of Sites and the Benefits for Clinical Trials – Part 1
Part 2: April 4, 2024 (archive available)
Providing Equitable Access to Improve Inclusion in Clinical Trials
Keywords: Clinical Trials, Clinical Research, CRO, Site Selection, Patient Recruitment, Clinical Sites, Patient Community, Physicians, Patient Participation, Sites