Heuer HMD Research: Clinical Trials
“Heuer HMD Research conducts Clinical Trial Research with the purpose of advancing modern medicine.”
Clinical trials are supervised research studies conducted to collect and analyze data based on a pre-defined plan or protocol. These trials have played a vital role in our society due to their impact on determining the safety and efficacy of new treatments and devices on the market. Medications that treat illnesses and the different forms of physical therapy practiced today have been made available to the general public due to the clinical trials that have supported them.
Types of Clinical Trials
Open Label Trials: All information related to treatment is disclosed to both researcher and patient. No placebos or control treatments are used.
Open Label Trials: All information related to treatment is disclosed to both researcher and patient. No placebos or control treatments are used.
Phases of Clinical Research
Phase I: Testing for safety and dosing on an inpatient basis
Phase II: Evaluation of safety, efficacy and toxicity
Phase III: Determination of treatment efficacy on large patient groups
Phase IV: Continued surveillance of treatment post approval for sale
Why Participate?
When you qualify for a clinical study, you gain access to medical care from experts on your particular condition at no cost to you. Health insurance is not required.