A clinical trial is a type of research study that tests how well new medical treatment works in patients.
The treatment, known as an 'intervention' may be a drug, vaccine, device, surgical procedure, behavioural therapy, dietary change or a diagnostic test.
Clinical trials investigate whether new treatments are safe and effective for you.
They help to establish any potential side effects and what the correct dosing of a new treatment should be. This lets doctors decide if an intervention is more effective and/or safer than pre-existing treatments.
Results from the clinical trials may provide information about whether the treatment could be effective in treating or preventing other illnesses.
A clinical trial is a type of research study that tests how well a new medical treatment works in patients. The treatment, also known as an ‘intervention’ may be a drug, vaccine, device, surgical procedure, behavioural therapy, dietary change or a diagnostic test.
To register your interest in a clinical trial visit the below links.
Cancer Centre: https://web.clintrialreferapp.com/searchTrial/list?cid1=1&rid1=7&lid1=279&sid1=1&sid2=3&sid3=4
Intensive Care Unit: https://web.clintrialreferapp.com/searchTrial/list?cid1=1&rid1=7&lid1=2905&sid1=1&sid2=3&sid3=4
Research and Innovation Unit: https://web.clintrialreferapp.com/searchTrial/list?cid1=1&rid1=7&lid1=2908&sid1=1&sid2=3&sid3=4
For more information about the clinical trials we offer please contact our staff listed below.
For enquiries related to oncology clinical trials
Cancer Services Research Manager: (03) 5454 8827
For enquiries related to ICU clinical trials
ICU Research Coordinator: (03) 5454 7940
For general enquiries and all other specialty areas
Clinical Trials Research Manager: (03) 5454 6411
