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Norton Healthcare has a tradition of excellence in research and a continuing commitment to protect the interests and well-being of human participants. We are committed to practices for ethical conduct of human research, and we reaffirm this commitment through our policies.
Many clinical trials involve testing new treatments, such as drugs or medical devices, to determine if they are safe and provide more effective care than an existing treatment. They also study side effects. Some clinical trials may test how diseases are diagnosed or study prevention of diseases and health issues.
Clinical trials follow many tests done in laboratories to test the effectiveness and safety of a therapy. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) then must approve trials in people.
Learn more about clinical trials at Norton Healthcare.
Norton Cancer Institute trials
Norton Heart & Vascular Institute
Norton Neuroscience Institute
Norton Orthopedic Institute
Norton Leatherman Spine
Norton Clinical Research Group
All Norton Healthcare clinical trials
If you are participating in a study at a Norton Healthcare facility and have concerns about that research project, call the Norton Healthcare Research Office at (502) 629-3500 or email ro@nortonhealthcare.org for assistance.
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The Norton Healthcare Research Office is responsible for the application of and adherence to the medical research policies of Norton Healthcare. The Norton Healthcare Research Office is not a substitute for the Institutional Review Board but serves as Norton Healthcare’s advocate to ensure that all research is conducted according to the policies of Norton Healthcare.
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