Frequently Asked Questions

Clinical trials play a vital role in the development and progress of medicine. At Advanced Medical Research Institute, we conduct these trials within our practice and constantly seek participants to join us.

What does it entail to be a research volunteer?

To be considered, there are specific entrance criteria that must be met. While the criteria vary depending on the study, generally, you will need to:

• Agree to an informed consent form.

• Meet eligibility requirements at the study's commencement, which may involve undergoing a comprehensive health examination.

• Commit to the duration of the study and diligently follow all instructions.

Why do pharmaceutical drug companies need to conduct studies?

Performing clinical research and studies has proven to be an effective and safe means of advancing modern medicine while expediting the availability of viable solutions in the market. By conducting expert trials, drug companies can test and validate new medications with reliability.

What if I change my mind after applying?

Before beginning the application process, we encourage all prospective participants to thoroughly consider the implications of their involvement in the study. If you are uncertain about your availability or cannot predict your future willingness, it might be best to refrain from applying at this time.

However, if your circumstances change after being accepted, please promptly notify our clinical research department and speak with the clinical research coordinator.