
09/05/2025
Diversity isn’t just a value. It’s a responsibility in clinical research. Building trust with participants starts with representation. When principal investigators and staff reflect the communities they serve, clinical trials become more accessible, more inclusive, and more impactful.
As Susan Hernandez shares:
“We believe that diversity among our principal investigators and staff is essential to providing culturally sensitive care and fostering trust in the communities we serve. Social, economic, and biological factors all play a role in health, and it is imperative our clinical trials reflect our diverse patient population. These insights lead to more informed, precision-based medical care for patients in the future.”
Diversity strengthens data, deepens relationships, and drives better care for all.