The N2 Public Engagement Committee finalized the DIY Community Engagement Event Toolkit, which you can use to plan community engagement events involving diverse populations in clinical trials! This toolkit includes templates, tips and tricks, and examples.

Thank you to N2 volunteers, and the authors of the toolkit Sarah Bridges, Munaza Jamil, Deepika Sharma, Huma Khurrum, and Rachel Syme, who helped develop the toolkit.

 

Registration is Open for the Clinical Trials Ontario Annual Conference

The CTO Clinical Trials Conference is a leading Canadian forum to drive innovation in clinical trials, including leaders from the pharmaceutical and medical device industries, academic and healthcare leaders, representatives from patient groups, health charities and research institutions. This annual event provides a unique opportunity for members of our multi-stakeholder sector to collaborate, exchange knowledge and advance clinical trials.

Registration is now open!

National Indigenous People’s Day

Today, we recognize and celebrate all First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples across Canada. This includes the many Indigenous researchers who play an important role in advancing the Canadian clinical research landscape. #NIPD2024