Our trial locations in South-East Queensland

A clinical trial is a research study that looks at how well a new medicine, treatment, device, or health approach works in people. These studies are carefully designed to assess safety, effectiveness, and performance before a treatment can be widely used in healthcare.

Clinical trials play an essential role in improving healthcare and developing new treatments. They provide the scientific evidence needed to understand how therapies work and whether they are safe for patients.

Without clinical trials, new medicines and medical technologies could not be approved or introduced into routine care.

Taking part in a clinical trial can offer several potential benefits. You may gain access to new treatments before they are widely available and receive close monitoring from experienced healthcare professionals throughout the study.

You will also be contributing to research that helps improve future treatments and healthcare for others.

Most trials reimburse participants for travel, time, or related expenses, and study-related care is often provided at no cost. Full details are always explained before you decide to take part.

Clinical trials are carefully designed and closely monitored to protect participants. In Australia, every study must be reviewed and approved by an independent Human Research Ethics Committee before it can begin.

Participant safety is monitored throughout the trial, and studies can be paused or stopped if any safety concerns arise. You will always receive clear information about potential risks before deciding whether to take part.

Participation is voluntary. You can withdraw at any time without penalty or loss of medical care.

We do not charge participants for study-related procedures or treatments. Costs related to the study are covered and reimbursement for your time and travel is made.