Engage, Recruit, Retain: Understanding
Women’s Needs in Stroke Clinical Trials
Women’s Needs in Stroke Clinical Trials
CLINICAL PERSPECTIVES PRESENTED BY:
Clay Johnston, MD, PhD
Chief Medical Officer and Co-Founder,
Harbor Health, and Adjunct Professor,
University of California, San Francisco
Chief Medical Officer and Co-Founder,
Harbor Health, and Adjunct Professor,
University of California, San Francisco
Deidre De Silva MD, PhD
Associate Professor of Neurology,
SingHealth Duke-NUS Neuroscience
Academic Clinical Program
Associate Professor of Neurology,
SingHealth Duke-NUS Neuroscience
Academic Clinical Program
Pierre Fayad MD, PhD
Professor, UNMC Department of Neurological Sciences Director, Vascular
Neurology and Stroke Program
Professor, UNMC Department of Neurological Sciences Director, Vascular
Neurology and Stroke Program
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES:
IDENTIFY how stroke disproportionately impacts women, with a focus on disparities in care
EXPLORE the challenges associated with enrollment and retention of women in stroke clinical trials and the impact their participation has on advancing treatment and care
REVIEW best practices based on real-world experiences for overcoming the common barriers associated with recruitment and retention of women in clinical trials
