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To be an indispensable all-Ireland hub for cancer trials, globally recognised for excellence in governance, collaboration and innovation in clinical research.
What is a Cancer Trial?
Cancer trials test new and more effective ways to prevent, diagnose, and treat cancer. Trials can involve testing new drugs or combinations of commonly used drugs, new therapies, new ways of treating cancer, or new ways of diagnosing cancer.
They may test new radiotherapy schedules, surgical techniques, medical devices, or physical therapies. They can also involve investigating blood samples and tissues.
Each year Cancer Trials Ireland leads an industry-supported drive to raise public awareness of clinical trials. A key element of this campaign is a live, free Public Webinar, which was hosted this year by Dr Ciara Kelly. Watch the full event back here.
Collaboration Hub
Cancer Trials Ireland works with industry and collaborative partners to open and deliver clinical trials for patients in Ireland. Our Collaboration Hub sets out the different ways you can work with us, from early feasibility and site selection through to study start-up and activation.
With a dedicated start-up team, we help make the process of opening trials in Ireland clear and efficient. We also provide coordinated, centralised feasibility services across sites in Ireland, helping you identify suitable sites and support faster decision-making.
Visit the Collaboration Hub to explore our services, understand the pathway to opening a trial, and submit feasibility requests.
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