Unlocking The Power Of Primary Care In Chronic Disease Research

Chronic disease management largely takes place in primary care settings, where patients rely on trusted physicians within their communities. A historically underrepresented and untapped area of clinical research, engaging primary care physicians (PCPs) presents a powerful opportunity to access new, more diverse patient pools that are critical to success in a competitive research environment.

Join our experts as they explore the opportunities presented by utilizing PCPs in chronic disease research – including accelerating patient identification, accessing underrepresented patient populations, retaining patients in long-term trials and better understanding how potential treatments work in a real-world setting.

Key learning objectives:
– Understanding the critical role PCPs play in chronic disease management and the value they bring to clinical research
– Identifying best practices for training and supporting PCPs as investigators and referral partners
– Navigating global regulations and guidance related to engaging PCPs across regions