Frequently Asked Questions

• Clinical research studies in the U.S. are regulated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Each study must undergo diligent reviews and follow a set of strict rules. All medications have side effects, and as a result, the participants’ health is monitored closely and frequently by the research team.
  
  
• All of this is put into place to ensure that the rights, safety, and well-being of participants are protected during the study.
  
  
• In addition to the FDA, an Institutional Review Board (IRB) is responsible for approving every clinical trial in the U.S. The IRB is a group of doctors, scientists, and lay people that are dedicated to ensuring that the health and safety of participants are put first.

The eligibility criteria for clinical trials can vary, but there are often opportunities for individuals with different health profiles. It’s essential to review the specific eligibility requirements for each study and consult with our research team to determine if you qualify.

Yes, you can receive compensation for participating in scientific research studies. Compensation varies depending on the study’s requirements and is generally provided to acknowledge your time and participation.

Participating in our studies won’t cost you a dime. In fact, we compensate you for your time and travel during the clinical trial. Our research staff provides all study-related medication and care at no expense to you.

Yes, research participants in clinical trials often receive compensation. The amount varies depending on the study’s requirements and is provided as a token of appreciation for your time and participation.

You can find paid clinical trials near you by visiting our website, www.DFWClinicalResearch.com, where we regularly update our list of ongoing studies. Additionally, you can contact our research team at 469-225-5800 for personalized assistance in finding clinical trials in your area.

Getting involved in a clinical trial is easy. Visit our website, www.DFWClinicalResearch.com, to browse our current studies. When you find a study that interests you, contact our research team at 469-225-5800 to begin the enrollment process.

To participate in medical experiments or clinical trials, visit our website, www.DFWClinicalResearch.com, to view our current studies. If you find a study that aligns with your interests and health profile, contact our research team at 469-225-5800 to begin the screening and enrollment process.

The duration of clinical trials varies widely, ranging from a few weeks to several years. The length of a trial depends on the study’s goals, design, and the specific treatment being investigated.

The compensation for clinical trials varies depending on the specific study, its duration, and the level of involvement required. At DFW Clinical Research, we offer competitive compensation to participants, and the exact amount will be outlined in the study-specific informed consent document.

• First, a research staff member may speak to you over the phone to confirm your interest in the study and ask questions to determine if you meet specific study criteria.
  
  
• Afterwards, a screening visit may be scheduled in order to confirm your eligibility for the study. During this visit you have the opportunity to meet the medical doctor and research staff to discuss your medical history and review the informed consent. If you choose to participate in the study, the team will guide you through specific study procedures in order to finalize your eligibility for the study. The study team will explain all benefits and risks of study participation during the Informed Consent process. This is also an opportunity for you to ask any questions you may have before signing the consent form.
  
  
• Once it is determined that you are eligible to proceed, you will be randomized into the trial.
  
  
• You will continue to come in for visits and your health will be monitored until the end of the study. After the clinical trial is complete, the researchers will analyze all of the information collected. This can take a while; you usually do not get to know your individual results.

Yes, there is a significant demand for clinical research. Clinical trials play a crucial role in developing new treatments and advancing medical knowledge. Many pharmaceutical companies and research institutions are constantly seeking participants to help with various studies.

Deciding whether to participate in a clinical trial is a personal choice. It’s essential to consider your health, the study’s purpose, risks, and benefits. Consult with your healthcare provider and the study team to make an informed decision.

Clinical trials typically progress through four phases, starting with Phase I (safety) and ending with Phase IV (post-market surveillance). Each phase serves a specific purpose, from assessing safety to evaluating long-term effects.

Joining a clinical trial grants you early access to new treatments before they become widely available. You become an active participant in managing your health while receiving thorough health check-ups from our experienced team. In addition, you’re compensated for your time.

We want you to make an informed decision. It’s important to acknowledge that new treatments may have side effects or prove ineffective for certain individuals. The time commitment and inconvenience of appointments during the trial should be taken into account. However, remember that our trials are federally regulated and our dedicated research team will monitor your health throughout.

Clinical trials with higher compensation typically involve more extensive commitments, such as longer study durations or additional procedures. The highest-paying trials often come with increased complexity or potential risks.

During clinical testing, participants receive the experimental treatment or intervention as per the study’s protocol. Researchers closely monitor participants’ health, collect data, and assess treatment outcomes.

A clinical trial is a research study conducted with human volunteers to evaluate new medical treatments, interventions, or drugs. Clinical trials aim to determine the safety and effectiveness of these treatments before they become widely available.

A clinical trial is often referred to as clinical research and the terms are interchangeable.

Clinical testing refers to the process of evaluating new medical treatments or interventions in humans to determine their safety and effectiveness. It is a critical step in the development of new healthcare options.

The compensation for medical trials can vary greatly. Generally, trials with more extensive commitments, longer durations, or higher levels of risk may offer higher compensation. The exact amount you can earn will be specified in the informed consent document for each study.

Our clinical trials follow carefully crafted protocols that outline the trial’s purpose and procedures. If you’re interested in participating, our dedicated research staff will assess your eligibility through phone interviews and screening visits. We’ll guide you through the study’s requirements. answer your questions. and address and concerns to ensure you provide informed consent.

At DFW Clinical Research, we prioritize your well-being and participation experience. You have the flexibility to withdraw from the study at any time, ensuring your comfort and autonomy. Our dedicated research team, consisting of experienced medical doctors and research staff, will closely monitor your health throughout the study duration, providing continuous support and care. By volunteering for a study, you have the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the future of healthcare, potentially helping others who share the same diagnosis. Throughout the study, it is essential to follow all instructions given by our knowledgeable study doctors and research staff to ensure accurate data collection and the best possible outcomes.

People join clinical trials for various reasons, including access to new treatments, contributing to medical advancements, and receiving compensation for their time and participation. Each participant’s motivation may differ.

Clinical trials, or research studies, offer a unique opportunity to contribute to medical advancements while earning money. At DFW Clinical Research. We collaborate with pharmaceutical companies and research sites to discover safe and effective therapies that benefit everyone. Your participation in these studies is crucial for the development of new medications.