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Why Join a Clinical Trial?
Participating in a clinical trial can be a rewarding opportunity to try new therapies, receive expert care at no cost or simply contribute to advancing medicine:
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You will be testing new therapies that could bring safe, life-changing treatments to patients around the world. It is a great way to make a meaningful contribution to advancements in medicine.
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You may learn more about your own health and benefit from receiving a new treatment that is not yet available to the general public.
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You will receive excellent medical care without any financial commitment; all trial-related exams, tests, and care are provided free of charge. You may receive renumeration as a thank you for your participation.
What is a clinical trial?
Clinical trials are research studies designed to test whether new therapies are safe and effective for human use.
These studies are conducted in different phases, under strict ethical and regulatory guidelines. Each phase is designed to answer specific answer questions about the safety, efficacy and potential side effects of treatment.
What can I expect during the clinical trial process?
We understand that not knowing what to expect is tough. Here is what you can expect from a trial.
Step 1. Pre-screening: You will be welcomed by a member of our experienced team. In your initial conversation, you will be provided with all the necessary information about the clinical trial and we will answer any questions you may have.
Step 2. Informed Consent: Should you choose to participate, you will then review forms that explain your rights and obligations as a participant. A member of our team will be happy to answer any questions you may. You may then sign the informed consent form. Please note there is no obligation to participate in a clinical trial, this is entirely voluntary.
Step 3. Screening: We will assess your suitability for the trial.
Step 4. Enrolment/Randomisation: Should you meet the requirements of the trial, you will be enrolled into the study and assign you randomly to a treatment group.
Step 5. Study Visits: You will be expected to visit our site during the trial. A member of our team will explain the exact number and frequency of these visits, and what you can expect from each visit during enrollment.
Step 6. Follow-up Period: We will assess your progress after your last study visit; this may take place at our site or by phone
Step 7. Trial Completion: Your participation in the study will end after the follow-up period.
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