Making clinical research more accessible

Make clinical research more accessible.

Discover gaps in trial access and find where community outreach could help.

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Analyzing access

What we found

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Communities worth investigating

These communities have zero matching trials within the current radius. They are sorted by straight-line distance to the nearest mapped recruiting location when available—not by disease burden or patient need.

Community access gaps cannot be identified until recruiting-location data is available.

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About the data

Results use a limited set of exported recruiting studies and Massachusetts community geographic data—not every existing clinical trial. The clinical export is currently unavailable.

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How this analysis works

Trial access uses the existing straight-line proximity calculation between representative community points and mapped recruiting locations. Outreach planning uses community population and documented language-access data; it does not target a selected condition or identify eligible patients.

Limitations
  • Community points are analytical representatives of EJ census-block-group geography—not municipal boundaries, venues, or patient locations.
  • Recruiting-location points may be approximate or city-level and are not verified building entrances.
  • Distances and event reach are straight-line estimates, not roads, transit, or travel time.
  • Population values represent source-covered EJ areas, not patient counts, attendance, eligibility, enrollment, or disease prevalence.
  • Suggested outreach areas require local validation and community partnership before use.
  • The model cannot guarantee equitable recruitment or clinical access.