Join us virtually on March 5-6, 2022 for our 28th annual seminar weekend.
2022 Seminar Weekend – topic
Racial inequities in medication use
Two national pandemics – COVID-19 and racism – have highlighted inequities in medication use in the United States. These inequities often translate to poorer health outcomes in communities that already have barriers to optimal health. While the evidence documenting these disparities is abundant, systemic solutions remain elusive.
Overview
The 28th Pharmaceutical Outcomes and Policy seminar will examine how optimal medication use differs by race and ethnicity and what underlying factors confound this relationship. Experts will discuss imperatives for increasing diversity in clinical trials, removing access barriers, and enhancing data and measures. Finally, industry leaders will share examples of incremental progress made through real-world programs and propose systemic strategies to combat racial inequities in medication use.
Logistics
Location: Seminar will be held virtually this year – more details coming soon.
Dates: March 5-6, 2022