Email this pageFrequently Asked Questions
There are many questions people have before getting involved in Clinical Research: Is it safe? How might it help me? How much time will it take? Can I decide to stop once I get started?
One these pages, we hope to answer many of your questions. Clicking on these links will take you to the answer.
How can clinical research help me and others?
What kinds of conditions and diseases is URMC researching?
What are the different types of clinical research?
How do I get involved in clinical research?
How much of my time will it take?
Will I be compensated for being involved in clinical research? Will there be any costs to me?
Can I withdraw from a study once I get started?
What are the phases of a clinical trial?
Of course, there will always be more questions beyond those we answer here.
If you want to participate in health research but do not see a clinical trial or study listed in the your area of interest, call (585) 275-8762 or by e-mail CallCenter@urmc.rochester.edu
If you are from industry, the Office of Corporate Alliances provides a link between the private sector and research at the University of Rochester. Visit the Corporate Alliances website for more information.
If you have general questions about what it means to participate in clinical research, contact Nancy Needler with your questions. Nancy is our Research Subject Advocate, and you can click here for more information about the Research Subject Advocacy Program.
