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EDICT Project Information and Policy Recommendations
. . . Background Papers for Participants in the EDICT 2006 National Roundtable Meeting
Contributed Thought Pieces and Personal Essays Addressing Issues Related to Disparities in Participation in Clinical Trials
. . . New Articles
. . . Other Essential Reading
. . . Additional Reading
- Creating a Community-based System of Care That
Promotes Health Through Innovation
Bulciaga Valdez, PhD
- Reaching Populations Labeled “Hard-To-Reach”
Linda Burhansstipanov, MSPH, DrPH, CHES and Linda Krebs, RN, PhD, AOCA
- The Role of State Legislation and Policy in
Addressing Disparities in Clinical Trials
Claudia Baquet, MD, MPH
- Developing Responsible Policies for
International Clinical Research
Nicholas K. Iammarino, PhD
- A Look at Clinical Trials From the Participant’s
Perspective
Debra Collyar
- The Clinical Trial is Complete. Now What?
Paula Kim
- Clinical Trials: The Current Challenge
Valandra L. German, MPH
Recommended Reading Published Elsewhere
Original Articles About EDICT Published in Peer Reviewed and Trade Journals
- Night, SS. From the EDICT Project - History of NIH Revitalization Act of 1993 and Current Relevance to Inclusion of Underrepresented Populations in Clinical Research. SoCRA (Society of Clinical Research Associates) Source. Issue 61, August 2009.
- Weinberg, AD, Spiker, CA, Goldberg DS, “The Eliminating Disparities in Clinical Trials (EDICT) Project: Policy Recommendations to Eliminate Disparities in Clinical Trials. SoCRA (Society of Clinical Resource Associates) Source, Issue 60, May 2009.
- Baquet CR, Mishra SI, Weinberg A. A Descriptive Analysis of State Legislation and Policy Addressing Clinical Trials Participation. Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved 2009 May; 20.2 Suppl: 23-38.
- Bustillos, D. Limited English Proficiency and disparities in research J Law Medical Ethics. 2009. 37(1):28 -37.
- Newman, LA, Roff NK, Weinberg, AD. Cancer Clinical Trials Accrual: Missed Opportunities to Address Disparities and Missed Opportunities to Improve Outcomes for All. Annals of Surgical Oncology, July, 2008.
- Goldberg, "Justice, Health Literacy, and Social Epidemiology," American Journal of Bioethics, November, 2007.
- Felder, TM, Pena G, Chapital BF. “Disparities in Clinical Trials: An Analysis of Comprehensive Cancer Control Plans.” Preventing Chronic Disease. (In Press).
- Herrera, AP, Snipes, A, King DW, Torres-Vigil I, Goldberg, DS, Weinberg, AD. Disparate Inclusion of Older Adults in Clinical Trials: Overview and Multilevel Policy Solutions. American Journal of Public Health. (Accepted for Publication)
- Laufman,L, Trost, R Weinberg, AD, Spiker, C – From the EDICT Project: Tools for Researchers to Help Eliminate Disparities in Clinical Trials. SoCRA Source. (Accepted for Publication, November 2009)
Publications Citing EDICT Project
- Gross CP, “Racial disparities in clinical trial enrollment”, Lancet, 2008, 372:1713-1714.
- Nature Medicine, New Schemes Aim to Boost Minority Participation in Research, July, 2007.
- David Nash, Issuing an Edict, Journal of Clinical Pharmacy and Therapeutics, December, 2007.
- Kenneth Getz, Tackling Racial Disparities in Research. Applied Clinical Trials, January 1, 2008.
- “Participation of Certain Population Subsets in Clinical Drug Trials: Request for Comments,” Federal Register, Federal Drug Administration, Vol. 74, No. 8, January 13, 2009, p. 1696.
- The CenterWatch Monthly, “Increasing Minority Participation in Clinical Trials,” December, 2006.
- “Enhancing Cancer Treatment through Improved Understanding of the Critical Components, Economics, and Barriers of Cancer Clinical Trials: A Policy Focused Guidance Document,” C-Change and the Coalition of Cancer Cooperative Groups, November, 2006.
- American Society for Blood and Marrow Transplantation e-News, “A Word from President Robert Negrin MD,” October 2, 2006.
- Research Advocacy Network, Network News, “Eliminating Disparities in Clinical Trials (EDICT): Formulating Policies National Roundtable Meeting,” October, 2006.
- Essence, “Great Places to Work” - article cites Genentech, Inc. as one of ten great places to work, describing the EDICT initiative -“In 2005, it [GNE] sponsored a $5.5 million, four-year research effort with the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston to investigate how to get African-Americans and other minorities to participate in clinical trials for new drugs that could potentially alleviate illnesses affecting our people.” March, 2007.
- The Office of Minority Health Website - Communities in Action Resources, “The Minority Role in Clinical Trials,” posted May, 2007.
- America’s Health Insurance Plans (AHIP) Medical Affairs Issues Report, “Recruiting Diverse Populations into Clinical Trials: New Programs Launched,” June, 2007.
- The Coalition Voice, Texas Comprehensive Cancer Control Newsletter, “Federal Health Leaders Unveil New Programs to Recruit Minorities into Clinical Trials,” June, 2007.
- Education Network to Advance Cancer Clinical Trials, EnACCTION Newsletter, “ENACCT’s Cultural Competency Training Aligns with New Federal Initiatives,” July, 2007.
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