CISCRP implements large-scale educational media campaigns throughout the year to build clinical trial awareness within diverse patient communities and among the general public. These campaigns deliver important information to readers with a focus on improving public perception of the clinical research industry, reinforcing trust, communicating the benefits of participation, and bridging communication and knowledge gaps between healthcare entities, patients, and the general population.
Share your voice in an upcoming media campaign by contributing an article, advertisement, infographic or logo placement.
A campaign focusing on raising clinical research awareness and literacy about clinical trials among the public and patient communities. CISCRP publishes a supplement in USA Today in the spring and fall that features articles, advertisements, and a full-page ad that spreads awareness about clinical research.
2022 December Campaign Commitment Date: October 24th
A campaign focusing on spreading awareness of clinical research and sharing educational initiatives with underserved minority communities. This campaign highlights the importance of diversity among clinical study participants in order to discover effective treatments for all.
2022 Oct Campaign Commitment Date: Oct 14th
CISCRP’s Special Publication Marking the 20th Anniversary of TIME Magazine’s Clinical Research issue and Commemorating the Patient Engagement Movement
Dominantly Inherited Alzheimer’s Disease Brochure
Expanded Registry Flyer (English)
Enfermedad de Alzheimer de herencia dominante
Expanded Registry Flyer (Spanish)
Forgetting the Little Things
Concerned About Memory Loss?
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Missy Hansen MSN, APRN, CPNP, CPHON, joined ICON in 2019 as a pediatric strategy liaison. She has 25+ years of experience as a pediatric nurse practitioner, including 17+ years in pediatric hematology/oncology at Children’s Minnesota, the largest hematology/oncology service line in the region, providing care for infants through young adults diagnosed with hematologic and/or oncology conditions. Ms. Hansen gained expertise working in inpatient, outpatient, and urgent care type settings. Ms. Hansen has in-depth experience working with the Children’s Oncology Group—the largest consortium with the most open pediatric studies around the world. She also has experience working with other consortia that conduct trials for pediatric to young adult patients.