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tionize clinical research. How can patient organizations support this movement? What are potential pitfalls to watch out for?

sometimes described as being “patient-centric.” Are they? What are the challenges and opportunities for patient groups to support them?

nical research, through preference studies and other patient insights, trial design and networks, recruitment and retention?

tanding racial and ethnic disparities in healthcare and research?

e to our health and well-being, including the health systems we all rely on for our care.

OVID-19 pandemic, California remains one of the few states that has struggled to recoup jobs at a pace on par with the rest of the nation.

ficant shortages of key materials in the United States and globally, from personal protective equipment for front-line healthcare workers to semic

t, grant funding, and private donations to accelerate drug development, run clinical trials, and support innovation in health technologies.

been limited to conversations of roads, bridges and stalemates in Congress.

t and unemployment trends—in California and across the country—precipitated by advancements in technology and automation.