“Patients like the feeling that they are active participants in their own health care.”
Terri, Research Study Coordinator
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Clinical Research
Many patients find great satisfaction through participation in clinical research trials. Arthritis Northwest manages as many as 24 treatment investigations for rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, osteoarthritis of the knee and gout. Studies are sponsored by pharmaceutical companies conducting treatment research.
Research trials involve oral medications, injections and infusions. Most studies last anywhere from 12 weeks to three years and the data collected is a vital part in the global research into the treatment of complex disorders of the immune system.
Patient participation is voluntary. Selection is made in careful consultation with the patient’s treating physician and based on meeting stringent study criteria. Benefits include free doctor visits, one-on-one care with a study coordinator, close monitoring for adverse effects and free medication.
Call 509-838-6500 for more information or if you are interested in participating in a study.
Many patients find great satisfaction through participation in clinical research trials. Arthritis Northwest manages as many as 24 treatment investigations for rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, osteoarthritis of the knee and gout. Studies are sponsored by pharmaceutical companies conducting treatment research.
Research trials involve oral medications, injections and infusions. Most studies last anywhere from 12 weeks to three years and the data collected is a vital part in the global research into the treatment of complex disorders of the immune system.
Patient participation is voluntary. Selection is made in careful consultation with the patient’s treating physician and based on meeting stringent study criteria. Benefits include free doctor visits, one-on-one care with a study coordinator, close monitoring for adverse effects and free medication.
Call 509-838-6500 for more information or if you are interested in participating in a study.