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Current enrolling studies in Tampa

Psoriatic Arthritis. 301

Psoriatic Arthritis

Psoriatic Arthritis. 302

Psoriatic Arthritis

FAQ about Clinical Trials and Clinical Research

What Are The Risks Of Being In A Clinical Research Study In Tampa?

Most clinical studies involve some risks, though the risks can range from very mild to very serious. Some examples of risks include:
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* Side effects or risks to experimental drugs, treatments, or procedures
* Feeling anxious or uncomfortable
* Breach of confidentiality or invasion of privacy
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Side effects may be temporary or go away with treatment, but in rare cases, they may be permanent, cause disability or be life-threatening. There may also be risks in taking part that we don't know about

Can A Participant Change Their Mind About Being In The Study Once They Start?

You are always free to withdraw from a clinical research study at any time, for any reason, with no penalty. Your relationship with the facility will not be affected, and you will not lose any benefits to which you are entitled.

Please note that in some cases, the researcher may decide to end your participation in the study even before the study ends. This may happen if the study is no longer in your best interest, you can no longer complete the study activities, or if the study ends early for some other reason.

Should I Participate In A Research Study?

Thousands of research studies are being conducted every year. These research studies have contributed to health improvements for people from every walk of life.

Very few health care advances would be possible without volunteers in research studies. You may be asked to participate in a research program approved by an IRB. This information aims to help you understand your rights as a research study participant. It will help you decide if you should participate in a research program. It will help you understand some of what is needed for a good research study. We urge you to review this information and discuss it with others you trust.

How Long Does It Take To Finish The Clinical Research Study?

Each study is different, so the time requirements will vary. Some studies may require very little of your time, sometimes only 5-10 minutes, while others will require several in-person visits over an extended period, sometimes up to several years.

Where Can I Get More Information About My Rights, Or If I Have Questions?

If you are already taking part in a research program, you can communicate with your research team first, most especially if you are experiencing medical issues.

You can contact the Florida Department of Health for help if:

* You want information or have questions about the research, or you want to discuss problems, suggestions, or concerns.
* You don't feel comfortable communicating with the study team.
* You want advice about how to communicate with the research study team.
* You have communicated with the research study team, but they have not been able to help you.

Who Conducts Clinical Trials?

Clinical trials are directed by a principal investigator, mainly a certified medical doctor. Clinical studies also have a research team composed of nurses, doctors, social workers, and other healthcare professionals. Clinical studies can be funded or sponsored by pharmaceutical companies, academic medical centers, and other organizations.