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CISCRP’s Mobile Health Exhibit Brings Clinical Trial Education To Communities

By CISCRP Staff|Oct 14, 2025

Published in September Guest Column of Clinical Leader –
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By Justine Holleran, Manager of Community Development and Engagement, and Shalome Sine, MPH, Senior Manager and Quantitative Insights Specialist, CISCRP

Key Takeaways:

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    Bridging the Information Gap Through Community-Based Education

    CISCRP launched the Journey to Better Health mobile exhibit to address disparities in clinical research understanding and participation. By bringing accessible, multilingual, and interactive educational resources directly to underserved communities, the initiative helps demystify clinical trials and build trust.

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    Measurable Improvements in Awareness and Perception

    Survey data from 2025 shows a significant increase in visitors’ understanding of clinical research—from 35% to 58% reporting strong comprehension after engaging with the exhibit. Additionally, 75% felt empowered to take the next step toward learning about or joining a clinical trial, indicating the exhibit’s effectiveness in shifting perceptions and boosting confidence.

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    Community Engagement Drives Long-Term Impact

    The initiative’s success is rooted in its use of trusted local educators—faith leaders, patient advocates, and engagement specialists—who foster ongoing dialogue and trust. With over 68,000 attendees and 600,000+ reached digitally, JTBH is creating lasting change by embedding education within the fabric of the communities it serves.