Community-based models are transforming how – and where – patients access clinical trials. Yet the day-to-day realities of engaging communities and building trust while maintaining rigorous investigator oversight often remain unseen. This webinar examines what it takes to operationalize decentralized trials within diverse communities.
The featured speakers will explore real-world logistics, partnerships and clinical considerations involved in bringing research directly to patients. Topics will include working with underrepresented and research-naïve populations, coordinating care across community settings and managing study complexity while meeting regulatory expectations and protocol requirements. Attendees will leave with practical strategies that support feasibility and impact when studies meet people where they are.
Register for this webinar to learn how community-based trials can expand access while supporting rigorous oversight and reliable execution.
Speakers
Jennifer Holloway, DNP, MSN, CRNP, Nurse practitioner/ Sub-Investigator, EmVenio Clinical Research
Jennifer Holloway is a Sub-Investigator at EmVenio Clinical Research with more than a decade of experience as an AG‑ACNP and Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP). With a clinical background spanning critical care, advanced practice nursing and clinical research, she has served as a Sub‑Investigator on Phase II and III decentralized clinical trials, contributing to high-impact studies across diverse therapeutic areas.
Jennifer excels in protocol execution, regulatory compliance (FDA, GCP, IRB) and cross-functional collaboration with medical, regulatory and commercial teams. She is recognized for her ability to bridge science and practice, translating complex clinical and scientific data into clear, meaningful insights for patients, providers and key opinion leaders.
Jennifer is deeply committed to expanding equitable access to research. She has led initiatives that enhance community engagement, improve trial diversity and strengthen partnerships across healthcare settings. Her expertise also includes insurance authorization and reimbursement processes gained from pharmacy operations, an uncommon and valuable perspective that allows her to connect scientific innovation with real-world barriers to patient access.
Jennifer is passionate about advancing medical knowledge, empowering stakeholders and improving health outcomes through research, education and advocacy.
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Ashley Wagner, MSN, FNP-BC, Nurse practitioner/ Sub-Investigator, EmVenio Clinical Research
Ashley Wagner is a Sub‑Investigator and Family Nurse Practitioner whose career spans patient care, clinical research and public health advocacy. Guided by a commitment to health equity and preventive, evidence-based care, she brings both rigorous clinical expertise and deep cultural awareness to her work. Her experience extends across primary care, community health and clinical trials, where she is known for advancing approaches that connect research findings with meaningful real-world outcomes.
In addition to her clinical leadership, Ashley is a Writer and Emerging Author. Her manuscript‑in‑progress weaves personal history, cultural memory and themes of resilience and healing, exploring how ancestral strength and wisdom can be carried across generations. Through her writing, she seeks to preserve stories of survival, elevate underrepresented voices and illuminate the human experience that exists at the intersection of medicine, identity and narrative. She is currently seeking literary representation to bring this work to publication.
Ashley is also the Founder of PulsePoint Health, a cultural and wellness platform rooted in Alabama and created to transform how communities experience healthcare. Through PulsePoint, she aims to build a national movement that blends innovative care, storytelling and accessible healing rituals, empowering individuals to live healthier, more connected lives.
Ashley is passionate about collaborative, mission-driven partnerships with healthcare leaders, literary agents and vision-aligned organizations committed to advancing equity, amplifying meaningful stories and shaping culture through both medicine and narrative.
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Dacenta Grice, PA, MPAS, PA-C, Physician Assistant/ Sub-Investigator, EmVenio Clinical Research
Bio coming soon
Message PresenterWho Should Attend?
This webinar will appeal to:
- Clinical Operations Leaders (Sponsors and CROs)
- Clinical Operations, Site Operations and Study Start‑Up teams
- Site Network Executives and Managers
- Patient Outreach and Patient Engagement Leaders
- Community Engagement and Diversity and Inclusion Officers
- Investigators, Sub‑Investigators and Mobile Research Clinicians
- Research Coordinators and Clinical Research Staff
- Public Health Professionals and Community Health Partners
- Anyone interested in practical insights from on‑the‑ground community-based trial execution
What You Will Learn
Attendees will gain insight into:
- How community-based models can expand access and improve representation in clinical trials
- Practical approaches for building trust with underrepresented and research-naïve populations
- Operational considerations for decentralized execution across community settings
- How clinical teams maintain investigator oversight, regulatory rigor and protocol compliance in the field
- Lessons learned for coordinating partnerships, logistics and communication across stakeholders
Media Partner
EmVenio Clinical Research
EmVenio Clinical Research, a Professional Case Management subsidiary, operates from U.S. and European headquarters with a team of approximately 5,000 professionals supporting clinical trials across more than 80 countries. Our community-based sites and mobile research services expand access for trial participants, while enabling sponsors and CROs to execute high-quality studies at speed and scale with clean, reliable data and consistent results. By bringing trials directly to patients in their homes, communities or places they gather, we enroll populations others miss, helping create a complete and more inclusive picture of human health. Our approach is grounded in empathy, expertise and close collaboration—bridging the gap between science and the people it serves because true progress only happens when research reflects the real world. For more information, please visit emvenio.com.
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