What Is Clinical Research?
- A clinical research study is a medical study carefully designed to answer specific questions about a potential new treatment, such as how effective and safe it is, or the best dose to give to patients.
- All potential new treatments have to be tested in clinical research studies.
- All clinical research studies are reviewed and approved by an independent group of people called an ethics committee (including healthcare professionals and members of the general public) before they begin.
- If you take part in a clinical research study, your condition will be closely monitored throughout by a JWM neurologist and a team of research professionals.
Why Participate In Clinical Research?
- Despite the availability of current treatments, there still is a need for additional effective options to treat neurological conditions.
- Treatment and procedures of the clinical trial may be provided at no cost.
- Clinical trials provide the opportunity to receive treatments before they are available.
- Participating in clinical trials offers the opportunity to further the advancement of treatments that may be effective for future patients.
For more information please contact us:
Kristina Cleveland, Research Manager
317-537-6060
KCleveland@jwmneuro.com
Tammy Root, Research Coordinator
317-537-6056
TRoot@jwmneuro.com
Kristi Mann, Research Coordinator
317-537-6058
KMann@jwmneuro.com
Erica Williams, Research Coordinator
317-537-6064
ewilliams@jwmneuro.com
Tajuana Booker, Research Coordinator
317-537-6061
tbooker@jwmneuro.com