How Clinical Trials Work
If you’re new to clinical research, you may have questions about what it means, what’s involved, and how it could benefit you. This page is here to help you understand the process and feel confident every step of the way.
What is a clinical trial?
A clinical trial is a research study involving people that helps evaluate the safety and effectiveness of new medicines, devices, procedures, or therapies. These studies are carefully designed and closely monitored to protect participants while gathering valuable information.
Clinical trials are an essential step in advancing healthcare and creating better treatment options for the future
What to expect
- Prescreening
Our team will ask you a few questions about your medical history and personal background to see if you may qualify for a study.
2. Informed Consent
If you qualify, you’ll be invited for a screening visit. During this visit, we’ll review an Informed Consent Form together. This document explains the study in detail, including your role, potential benefits, and any risks. Signing it simply means you understand the information and give permission to move forward with the screening process.
3. Study Visits & Care
If you qualify after screening, you’ll be officially enrolled in the study. Throughout the study, you’ll have scheduled clinic visits and sometimes phone check-ins. At each visit, our team will perform study procedures, gather important health information, and closely monitor your safety. You’ll be supported by our medical professionals every step of the way.
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