Aims To present opportunities and a model to redress the under-representation of rural
communities and people in Australian clinical trials. Context Clinical trials are essential for …

One of the most significant issues in clinical practice for rural and remote Australia is the
need for improved evidence about the most effective and appropriate interventions. Clinical …

Abstract Background Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples (hereafter respectfully
referred to as Indigenous Australians) represent about 3% of the total Australian population …

Introduction: People living rurally face health inequities fuelled by social exclusion, access to
and awareness of health services, and poor transport links. In order to improve the …

Clinical trials are essential components of health practice and are vital to developing new
therapies, advancing interventions, improving service delivery and enhancing models of …

Background There are major health disparities between Indigenous and non-Indigenous
Australians. To address this, it is vital to understand the landscape of Indigenous trial activity …

Australia is important for governance and to expand knowledge about trial activity to health
professionals, the public and funders. There is a strong history of Australian trials addressing …

Background. No national South African institution provides a coherent suite of support,
available skills and training for clinicians wishing to conduct randomised controlled trials …

Many Low and Middle Income Countries (LAMICs) still lack sufficient health research
capacity to build a local evidence-base with which to inform policy and improve population …

Background Little is known about patient and the public perspectives on decentralized and
hybrid clinical trials in Canada. Methods We conducted an online survey (English and …