Abstract
Time to address ethnic inclusivity in children & young People's research.
Highlights
Recent discourse has highlighted the burden of health inequalities on ethnic minorities
There is a lack of representation of children and young people (CYP) from ethnic minorities in clinical research, making the significance of trial outcome data for these patients unclear [1]
We propose measures that may ameliorate this problem in research involving CYP, though our recommendations are applicable to the wider research setting
Summary
Recent discourse has highlighted the burden of health inequalities on ethnic minorities. There is a lack of representation of children and young people (CYP) from ethnic minorities in clinical research, making the significance of trial outcome data for these patients unclear [1]. Despite this increased health burden and evidence showing racial differences in response to common therapies, ethnic minority patients are underrepresented in research [2,3].
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