Diversity Mandates, Medicare Chaos, and Why Independent Sites Get the Hard Trials
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In this episode of **Note to File**, Brad and Denali dig into:
- **Why independent sites get boxed out** of imaging, colonoscopy suites, and other hospital-owned services
- How **legal, IRB, compliance, and procurement** teams quietly kill otherwise great trials
- The ugly reality of **Medicare coverage analysis**, double billing risk, and why millions go *unbilled* out of fear
- The latest political push around **diversity in clinical trials** (and why the new rhetoric doesn't quite add up)
- Whether decentralized trials and rural access actually solve the **diversity problem**—or just move it
- A new multi‑agent **AI "virtual trial design team"** (informaticist, clinician, statistician, etc.) that could finally fix our worst protocols
- Why **bad protocol design** is the real root cause behind "recruitment problems" and constant screen failures
Mixed in: national "holidays," accidental **snail farming**, and a July lineup of guests from site collectives, payments, and tech.
If you care about **independent sites**, **coverage analysis**, **DEI in trials**, and **where AI actually makes sense in clinical research**, this episode is for you.
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