EDI Audit and Analysis

An EDI audit helps identify gaps and barriers in your current research practices that may hinder participation from diverse groups. This insight is crucial for developing strategies to enhance inclusivity.

Inclusion of diverse populations leads to more comprehensive and generalizable research findings. EDI audits ensure that your studies are designed to capture the full spectrum of human diversity, improving the relevance and applicability of your results.

Regulatory bodies and funding agencies increasingly emphasize the importance of EDI in clinical research. Conducting regular audits helps ensure compliance with these standards and demonstrates your commitment to ethical research practices.

We conduct detailed audits of your clinical trials and research protocols to assess how well they incorporate EDI principles. This includes reviewing recruitment strategies, consent processes, data collection methods, and participant engagement practices.

Our team analyzes demographic data from your studies to identify patterns and disparities. We provide detailed reports that highlight areas of strength and areas needing improvement, along with actionable recommendations.

We review your existing policies and procedures to ensure they support EDI goals. This includes evaluating how EDI considerations are integrated into your research governance, staffing, training, and overall organizational culture.

We engage with stakeholders, including research participants, community organizations, and advocacy groups, to gather feedback on your EDI practices. Their insights are invaluable in understanding the real-world impact of your efforts and identifying areas for improvement.

Based on our audit findings, we develop customized action plans tailored to your organization’s needs. These plans provide clear, step-by-step guidance on how to enhance EDI in your clinical trials and research.

We believe that knowledge is power when it comes to your health. That's why we have access to a variety of patient resources, including educational materials, support groups, and access to our patient portal.