A Preconference Workshop on Diverse Clinical Trials for MOLA’s VII Annual Latinx Health Symposium
The StructurAl SolutionS for DivErse Cancer TrialS (ASSETS) for Cook County Series is being presented as a pre-conference workshop in conjunction with MOLA (Medical Organization for Latino Advancement), a non-profit association of Hispanic/Latino physicians and health professionals working for career advancement, linguistic and cultural competency, personal wellness, and health equity for the good of the entire Hispanic/Latino community.
This is the second in a series of ASSETS for Cook County panels.
Highlight the experiences of clinical trial participation and facilitators to accessing clinical trials from the perspectives of clinical trial participants and community leaders
Discuss the feasibility of accessing trials from the perspectives of clinical research coordinators and providers.
Explain the infrastructure that facilitates access to trials from the perspectives of administrative leaders and sponsors
ASSETS panel agenda and speakers are below:
3:00 – 3:10 – Welcome & Level Setting
3:10 – 3:40 – The Value of Access to Trials: Patients / Clinical Trial Participants and Community Leaders
Marta Soto, University of Illinois Cancer Center Clinical Trial Participant and UI Health Patient
Paris Thomas, PhD, Equal Hope Executive Director
Paris Thomas, PhD
3:45 – 4:15 – The Feasibility of Access to Trials: Clinical Research Team and Provider Perspectives
Marisol Vega, University of Illinois Cancer Center Clinical Research Coordinator
Niraj Patel, Sinai Chicago Clinical Research Manager
Ryan Nguyen, DO, University of Illinois Cancer Center member and UI Health Medical Oncologist