Black and Hispanic patients carry a disproportionate share of cardiovascular disease and remain underrepresented in the trials that guide their care. This session, timed to cardiology's flagship annual meeting, shows how primary care referral, community presence, and retention planning close the gap between enrollment and prevalence.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Measure enrollment against disease prevalence, not census share.
- Use primary care referral to reach cardiometabolic patients early.
- Design visit schedules that retain cardiorenal participants.
Agenda
The Participation To Prevalence Gap
What The Cardiometabolic Record Shows
Poll #1 - How does your last cardiovascular trial's enrollment compare to disease prevalence?
Primary Care As The Front Door
Cardiorenal Patients And Crowded Calendars
Poll #2 - What limits representative cardiovascular enrollment most?
Capturing Endpoints Without Gaps
Q & A - Polling - Handout
Duration
1 hour
Price
Free
Language
English
OPEN TO
Everyone
Dial-in Number
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