Meet 1:1 with Patients at the AskthePatients
Center during DPHARM 2024
We’re thrilled to continue the AskthePatients onsite program at the 14th Annual DPHARM Conference.
AskthePatients offers a unique opportunity for attendees to engage in 1:1 discussions with patients or caregivers who have actively participated in clinical trials. On-site, you can sign up to schedule a 15-minute, one-on-one meeting with the participating patient advocates on Tuesday, September 17th during the morning and afternoon breaks and at lunch. Their expertise spans from managing or caregiving for someone with a chronic disease, rare condition, kidney disease or cancer to experience in using digital technology in trials, and more.
All meetings will take place at the AskthePatients Center located at the rear of the Exhibit Hall. To sign up, visit the AskthePatients table located next to Registration.
Introducing the Participating Patient Advocates
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Patrick Gee Sr, PhD, JLC
I am the Voice of the Voiceless and the Face of the Faceless in the fight against kidnsey disease.
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Yvonne Florence
I am a breast cancer survivor and advocate elevating the voice of the patients who are impacted by this health condition.
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Sabina Kinnan
I am a Fabry Disease patient and caregiver, passionately advocating for clinical trial accessibility, health equity, and mental health awareness, open to sharing insights from 12 years of trial participation.
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Barry Nelson
I was diagnosed with advanced non small cell lung cancer in March 2012 and today, I continue to strive and live my best life!
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Karen Peterson
I am a Stage IV Triple Negative Breast Cancer Survivor advocating to empower patients of color with the knowledge and trust to pursue clinical trials that can save or extend their lives.
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Sarah Zenner-Dolan
I am a Young Onset Parkinson's Disease patient, participant in three clinical trials and a patient advocate inspiring others in the Parkinson’s community to continue to live their best life with a strong hope for a medical breakthrough.