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FDA now expects patient-focused drug development input. Your medical affairs team needs advocacy partners who understand both the patient experience and the regulatory landscape. The disease foundation directory lists organizations by condition, not by who actually participated in PFDD meetings.

Patient advocacy has become a strategic imperative for drug development, not a nice-to-have. But the advocates who matter most are not always the ones with the biggest conference presence. The rare disease parent who became a de facto expert on regulatory pathways, the community health organizer bridging clinical research and underserved populations, the foundation executive who contributed to clinical trial endpoint design -- their influence lives in work that conference speaker lists and industry relationship databases do not capture.

Describe the advocacy profile your program needs: disease expertise, regulatory involvement, organizational reach. CloneICP surfaces 20-50 advocates from publicly available information, including grassroots leaders and emerging voices across fragmented rare disease communities.

The advocate who changes your trial design may lead a foundation with twelve members.

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What You'll Get

Every search returns clear output in under 60 seconds.

20-50 Advocacy Leaders

Foundation directors, community organizers, and patient advocates whose disease-area expertise and organizational influence match your needs.

Match Scores

Each advocate ranked by how closely their professional profile aligns with the disease area and engagement type you described.

Why They Match

Specific signals: disease focus, organizational role, regulatory engagement, patient community connections.

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Can this find advocates in rare disease areas with small patient populations?
Yes. Rare disease advocacy is often led by a small number of deeply committed individuals whose professional profiles are publicly visible. Describe the disease area, the type of advocacy experience you need, and any organizational characteristics. Results surface advocates even in conditions with very small patient communities.
Does this help with patient engagement for clinical trial design?
It helps you find the right people to engage. Describe advocates who have participated in trial endpoint discussions, contributed to FDA patient-focused drug development meetings, or led patient advisory boards for other sponsors. The actual engagement and compliance processes remain your team's responsibility.
How does this compare to working through a patient engagement consultancy?
Consultancies draw from their existing networks and charge advisory fees for introductions. CloneICP gives you a broader discovery set of potential advocacy partners, ranked by fit, without intermediary fees. Many teams use both: CloneICP for discovery, then consultancies for structured engagement programs.
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