With patients. For patients.
Patient involvement is more than just a principle for us - it is part of our everyday research.
Patient involvement is part of our everyday research
We actively involve our Patient Council in the early phase of a research project. In this way, we ensure that the perspective of people affected by cancer is taken into account right from the start - in the planning, implementation and evaluation of every clinical trial.
The Patient Council shows the researchers:
- what it means to participate in a study as an affected person
- which concerns and expectations are central for those affected
- and how studies can be designed to be understandable, accessible and relevant to everyday life
The Patient Council is also actively involved in specific study details - such as the measurement parameters, the study process or the communication of results. In this way, we ensure that our research is not only scientifically sound, but also meaningful and comprehensible for participants.
Find out more about the tasks of the Patient Council and the commitment of our patient representatives here.
What can you expect in a clinical trial?
Would you like to know how a clinical trial works and what you can expect as a patient?
Our short explanatory video gives you a clear overview of the study process, the support and your rights as a participant.
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