Clinical research succeeds when protocols prioritize the patient experience. Community-based trials are proving that bringing research closer to patients removes barriers, improves access and creates opportunities for more inclusive participation.
In this webinar, the featured speakers will share real-world data and experiences showing how community-based models deliver results. You’ll learn how localized engagement strategies — such as community-site networks and mobile visits — are improving enrollment, strengthening retention and building trust with patients in their own communities.
Attendees will see key metrics on diversity and retention, hear lessons learned from a Principal Investigator in the field and gain practical insights for implementing patient-centered approaches across therapeutic areas. Whether you’re a sponsor, CRO or site professional, this session will highlight why community-based models aren’t just innovative — they’re essential for expanding the reach of research and advancing health equity for all.
Register for this webinar to gain practical lessons learned on improving enrollment, retention and inclusivity through community-based trials.
Speakers
Deon Miller, DO, DABOM, Principal Investigator, EmVenio Clinical Research
Dr. Deon Miller, DO, is a Board-Certified Emergency Medicine Physician and Diplomate of the American Board of Obesity Medicine. With over a decade of experience in emergency medicine and more than six years as a Principal Investigator, Dr. Miller brings a unique perspective that bridges acute care and metabolic health. She has led over 40 clinical trials across all therapeutic areas, demonstrating versatility and precision in research. Passionate about advancing medicine through clinical research while providing excellent bedside care, Dr. Miller holds active medical licenses in California, Georgia, New Jersey and Texas. As the dedicated Prime Site PI at our Riverdale, GA location, her leadership and commitment to patient-centered research continue to expand the reach of research and drive clinical trial excellence.
Nancy Lizzul, Director, Site Operations, EmVenio Clinical Research
Bio coming soon
(Moderator) Lou Cappoli, Senior Director, Clinical Trial Strategy, EmVenio Clinical Research
Lucian (Lou) Cappoli is the Senior Director of Clinical Trial Delivery Strategy and responsible for research site operations. Lou joined EmVenio in 2023 with over 20 years’ experience in site-based research. Lou has served in a variety of operational roles at two dedicated Phase I research centers at AAI Pharma and Duke University, where he led operations teams on numerous research protocols. Recently, he served as the Executive Director of Operations with the M3 Wake Research site network. Lou holds a Bachelor of Science from Oswego State University and a Master of Business Administration from Adelphi University.
Who Should Attend?
This webinar will appeal to:
- Clinical Operations Leaders (Sponsors and CROs)
- Site Network Executives and Managers
- Patient Recruitment and Retention Specialists
- Community Engagement and Diversity Officers
- Clinical Research Coordinators and Investigators
What You Will Learn
Attendees will gain insights into:
- How community-based research models remove barriers and improve patient access
- How localized strategies — such as community-site networks and mobile visits — boost enrollment and retention in trials
- Real-world data and lessons learned from a Principal Investigator in the field
- Practical steps for implementing patient-centered approaches across therapeutic areas
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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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