Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, talk about clinical trials has been everywhere – in the news, in conversations with friends, at the family dinner table. The spotlight is on clinical trials to fast-track a coronavirus vaccine, but what does it actually take to conduct a clinical trial from start to finish?
In our first Living Room Series webinar, we discussed clinical trials and how they actually work: from a spark of inspiration to enrolling patients.
The webinar was hosted by Dr Lorraine Chantrill, Head of Medical Oncology, Wollongong Hospital and Chair, GI Cancer Institute with Professor Chris Karapetis, Medical Oncologist, Flinders Centre for Innovation in Cancer.
Our hosts drew on their wealth of expertise to discuss how COVID-19 has impacted clinical trials and the care of patients. They also discussed what it actually means to get a clinical trial going and the potential impact on trials at this time and they took a look at hopes and plans for the future to find cures for patients with Gastro-Intestinal (GI) cancer.
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Webinar: Unlocking the mysteries of clinical trials
Access the webinar 'Unlocking the mysteries of clinical trials', presented by Dr Lorraine Chantrill and Professor Chris Karapetis.