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Joining a Clinical Trial at Pi Health Cancer Hospital
Why Volunteer?
Volunteers like you are the heart of medical research. Whether you have a specific disease or are in good health, your participation is vital for advancing medical knowledge. Clinical studies simply wouldn't happen without people like you.
People volunteer for clinical trials for various reasons, including:
- Desire to contribute to improving medical care for future generations.
- Personal connection to a disease, either through personal experience or family and friends.
- Interest in science and medical research.
Participation is a Choice
Participating in a clinical trial is entirely voluntary. You are under no obligation to join, and you can leave the study at any time for any reason.
Getting Involved
Interested in joining a clinical trial at Pi Health Cancer Hospital? We're continuously looking for volunteers to help us better understand, diagnose, and treat cancers. Our researchers are conducting a wide range of clinical studies, and there may be one that's right for you.
To get started:
- Explore our current clinical studies on our website.
- Check the eligibility requirements for each study.
- Contact our study staff directly for more information and to see if you qualify. They'll be happy to answer any questions you may have and provide specific details about participation.
Making an Informed Decision
Before enrolling in a clinical trial, you'll be asked to review an informed consent form. This document provides essential information about the study, including its purpose, procedures, potential risks and benefits, and your rights as a participant. Signing the informed consent form indicates that you understand the study and agree to participate, but remember, it's not a contract, and you can withdraw at any time.
Protecting Your Rights and Safety
At Pi Health Cancer Hospital, we take the safety and rights of our participants very seriously. Here's how we ensure your protection:
- Our Institutional Review Board (IRB), comprised of medical professionals and community members, oversees all clinical trials to ensure they are conducted ethically and safely.
- We have a dedicated research subject advocate who serves as an independent resource for participants. They're available to address any questions, concerns, or ideas for improving research practices.
Benefits of Participating
Aside from contributing to the advancement of medical science, there are potential benefits to participating in a clinical trial:
- Access to new treatments or interventions that may not be available outside of the trial.
- Close monitoring of your health by medical professionals throughout the study.
- The opportunity to play an active role in managing your health and potentially improving outcomes for yourself and others.
Continued Support
Your journey as a clinical trial participant doesn't end when the study does. We're committed to providing ongoing support and resources to all our participants, even after the trial concludes. Your feedback and experiences help shape future research endeavors and ultimately lead to better outcomes for patients worldwide.
Joining a clinical trial is not just about helping yourself; it's about contributing to the greater good of medical science and potentially improving outcomes for future patients. Your participation matters, and we're here to support you every step of the way.