Close medical attention
Regular check-ups and tests by experienced doctors and nurses throughout the study.
Clinical trials help bring better treatments to patients. Here is what taking part really involves.
Clinical trials are carefully designed research studies that test whether new medicines, vaccines or medical devices are safe and effective. Every new treatment available today was made possible by people who chose to take part in research.
At Ethica Research, your safety, privacy and dignity come first. Every study we run has been reviewed and approved by an independent ethics committee and the national regulator before a single participant is enrolled.
Regular check-ups and tests by experienced doctors and nurses throughout the study.
You may receive an investigational treatment before it is widely available.
Study medicines, tests and visits are provided free, and travel costs are usually reimbursed.
Your participation helps doctors find better treatments for people with the same condition.
You decide at every stage. Nothing happens without your informed consent.
Browse our current studies or register your interest so we can match you with a suitable study.
A study coordinator calls you to explain the study and asks a few simple pre-screening questions.
You receive the full study information in your language, take time to decide and ask anything you like.
The study doctor checks your health to confirm that the study is safe and suitable for you.
You attend scheduled visits with close medical supervision. You can leave the study at any time.
Share a few details and our patient support team will contact you about studies that may suit you. There is no obligation and no cost.
Every study is reviewed and approved by an independent ethics committee and the national regulator before it starts. You will be closely monitored by qualified doctors throughout, and any risks will be explained to you before you agree to take part.
Study medicines, tests and visits are provided at no cost. Many studies reimburse travel expenses or compensate for your time, as approved by the ethics committee. Details are always explained in the informed consent form.
Yes. Participation is completely voluntary and you may withdraw at any time, for any reason, without affecting your regular medical care.
Your information is kept confidential and coded so that you cannot be identified in study data. Only authorised people such as the study team, monitors and regulators may see your records.