|Articles|February 27, 2023

RxE2 Releases Diversity Now

The Diversity Now Protocol by RxE2 provides a pharmacist-centered approach for compliance with Section V, Categories 4 and 5 of FDA's industry guidance (FDA Diversity Plans to Improve Enrollment of Participants from Underrepresented Racial and Ethnic Populations in Clinical Trials – Guidance for Industry, April 2022).

RxE2 has the AI-enabled technology platform to comply with all necessary enrollment requirements as set by the FDA.

In partnership with the local pharmacy, RxE2 uses its AI-enabled technology platform to search pharmacy demographics and data to identify strategic locations and potential participants to contact about clinical trials. Pharmacies are also already engaging patients and addressing other factors that can prevent participants from enrolling and staying with clinical trials.

Reference

RxE2 Releases Diversity Now, the First Protocol to Achieve Diversity in Clinical Trials According to the FDA Guidelines for Race and Ethnicity Diversity Plans. (2023, February 20). Cision PR Newswire.



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