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CTNC has a tradition of excellence in clinical research, having participated in over 50 clinical trials. All of us at CTNC want our patients to be aware of our dedication to clinical research. Our physicians have extensive experience and are committed to advancing medical science through clinical research studies. 
What is Clinical Research?
The National Institutes of Health defines “clinical research” as research conducted with human subjects (or on material of human origin such as tissues, specimens and cognitive phenomena) for which an investigator (or colleague) directly interacts with human subjects. Excluded from this definition are in vitro studies that utilize human tissues that cannot be linked to a living individual.Clinical research includes:

  • Patient-oriented research – This type of research involves a particular person or group of people, or uses materials from humans. This research can include 1) mechanisms of human disease, 2) therapeutic interventions, 3) clinical trials, and 4) development of new technologies
  • Epidemiological and behavioral studies – These types of studies examine the distribution of disease, the factors that affect health, and how people make health-related decisions.
  • Outcomes and health services research – These studies seek to identify the most effective and most efficient interventions, treatments, and services.

If you are interested in participating in one of our clinical trials, please call the Clinical Research Center at CTNC to obtain more information.
Learn more about clinical trials at CTNC:
Clinical Research Resources
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Koni Lopez is a Study Coordinator for Clinical Research at CTNC.
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Therese Spalding, RN is a study Coordinator for Clinical Research at CTNC.
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Join Clinical Trials today. 
-call us at-
512 218 1222
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