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Unveiling the Canvas of Clinical Research: A Conversation with Dr. Luis Corrales
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Join Dr. Lucas Ferrer and Dr. Miguel Montero-Baker for another episode of Life of Flow. In this week’s episode, the two are joined by Dr. Montero-Baker’s best friend from med school, Dr. Luis Corrales Rodriguez (Beto). Beto is a medical oncologist and the founder of CIMCA, an investigator-led research center. The discussion delves into Beto's journey in the realm of clinical research, exploring the successes and challenges faced in conducting multinational clinical trials in CR.
Beto shares insights into the growth of CIMCA, emphasizing the importance of a focused mindset in the expansion of clinical research capabilities. The conversation touches on Beto's experiences managing trials in various medical fields, particularly oncology, and then potential for Costa Rica to emerge as a hub for diverse clinical research specialties.
Reflecting on the hurdles encountered during the establishment of CIMCA, Beto discusses administrative challenges and the need for community and government support to foster innovation. As the episode unfolds, Beto provides a glimpse into the unique opportunities and challenges present in the Costa Rican healthcare landscape.
The insightful episode navigates through the dynamic landscape of clinical research, touching on the past, present, and future possibilities for CIMCA and the broader scientific community in Costa Rica.
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