Chryselys’ Race and Ethnicity Diversity for Principal Investigators And eNrollment of Underserved Patients (RED Plan UP) for Prostate Cancer is just one of many racial diversity insight reports that we offer. This data equip Pharmaceutical Clinical Operations teams and/or Contract Research Organizations (CROs) to target investigators for clinical trials
Chryselys’ Race and Ethnicity Diversity for Principal Investigators And eNrollment of Underserved Patients (RED Plan UP) for Prostate Cancer provides insights into a physician’s race and ethnicity diversity mix for Oncologists and Urologists in the U.S. This data contains NPI, physician name, site, address, speciality, previous prostate cancer clinical trials, current prostate cancer clinical trials and OpenPayments received in 2019, 2020 and 2021 for prostate cancer trials, as well as other information about the investigator to equip Pharmaceutical Clinical Operations teams and/or Contract Research Organizations (CROs) to target investigators for clinical trials. The data is aggregated at the physician-level.
The FDA wants the race and ethnicity diversity of clinical trial participants to mirror the diverse population in the U.S. impacted by the disease. Industry needs to increase enrollment of Black and Hispanic patients, as well as have an internal policy/procedure in place to make sure your company has the right tools in place to achieve this.
Chyrselys’ RED Plan Up sets itself apart from other competitors by offering a more robust race diversity mix, additional demographic information and additional investigator information on previous Prostate Cancer trials and current Prostate Cancer trials.
The top three benefits:
Patient Representation - Find Principal Investigators with Black and Hispanic Prostate Cancer patients to increase race and ethnicity diversity enrollment in Prostate Cancer clinical trials.
Historical and Current Trial Data - Understand previous and current Prostate Cancer trials done by each investigator.
FDA Compliant - Have best-in-class Race and Ethnicity Diversity Plan, as per new FDA requirement.
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