For those wanting to learn more about how to design, organise and run clinical trials.
Sydney Health Partners has developed a series of resources for anyone who wants to learn more about running clinical trials. Our resources cover common terminology, strategies for recruiting participants, checklists for common requirements, and information about applying for ethics and governance in NSW. Browse the full range of resources below, and keep checking back as we update with new information.
Read more of the post Consumer and Community Involvement Webinarsl
Read more of the post Clinical Trials Acronymsl
ConViCTioN is a consumer-led project aiming to increase participation in clinical trials in NSW.
Read more of the post ConViCTioN - Consumer Voices in Clinical Trials in NSWl
Read more of the post Being Audit Readyl
Read more of the post Guide to Ethics and Governance Processes in NSWl
The Clinical Trials Support Office (CTSO) supports University researchers in conducting compliant clinical trials. They have also developed a suite of resources including guidelines, forms and templates.
Read more of the post Clinical Trials Support at the University of Sydney (unikey required)l
Read more of the post Electronic Trial Master File (eTMF) resources for Investigator Initiated Trialsl
Checklist and timeline to track the progress of your clinical trial.
Read more of the post Investigator-Initiated Clinical Trial Milestones (Download)l
A list of the minimum SOPs required to meet ICH-GCP standards at an investigational site.
Read more of the post Minimum Requiremets for Clinical Trial Site Standard Operating Procedures (Download)l
Document to keep track of what you will need to progress your sponsored clinical trial at every stage.
Read more of the post Study Start-Up Checklist Sponsored Clinical Trial (Download)l
Read more of the post Clinical Trials Recruitment Templatel
Read more of the post Participant Recruitment Resourcesl
Read more of the post ClinTrial Referl
To promote the value of clinical trials and assist recruitment, SHP has produced four short-form videos, each featuring a patient whose life was changed for the better by taking part in a clinical trial.
When diagnosed with a rare cancer, taking part in a clinical trial gave Lillian Leigh a second chance
Watch now of the video Lillian Leighl
When Suzanne Kay was struck with debilitating multiple sclerosis just weeks after her first child was born, she joined a clinical trial
Watch now of the video Suzanne Kayl
How joining a clinical trial gave Carem Mehrez a second chance at life
Watch now of the video Carem Mehrezl
How a clinical trial for peanut allergy is making a difference to Ricky and his family
Watch now of the video Ricky Prellerl
