

Did you know that you can participate in groundbreaking medical research right here in Morton, IL? Whether you are seeking an improved treatment solution for an existing diagnosis or want to be a part of the future of healthcare with advanced disease prevention and diagnostics, everyone plays a role in improving lives at Koch Clinical Research.
Easily search our database of ongoing clinical trials to see if you may qualify.
Get personalized guidance and support from our team of Doctors and Research Coordinators throughout the entire clinical trial process.
At Koch Clinical Research, we’re passionate about advancing healthcare through clinical trials. We offer a comprehensive solution for sponsors and clinical trial recruitment in Morton for patients seeking new treatment, preventative, and diagnostic options.
Patient recruiting for clinical trials involves several steps: researchers actively recruit eligible participants through methods like advertising and referrals, who then undergo screening to assess their suitability. Upon eligibility confirmation, participants receive detailed trial information and provide informed consent. Baseline assessments establish their health status before randomization into treatment groups. Participants then receive interventions according to the study design. Follow-ups include close monitoring for adverse events. Data collection on outcomes like efficacy and safety occurs throughout the trial, with subsequent analysis determining intervention effectiveness. Trial findings are reported to inform healthcare professionals and the public.
At our facility in Morton, IL, we take pride in our passionate and dedicated team of clinical researchers. Our professionals are committed to advancing medical knowledge and improving patient care through rigorous and innovative research. Each team member brings a wealth of expertise and a deep-seated dedication to their work, ensuring that our studies are conducted with the highest standards of quality and integrity.
Explore our current studies or sign up for future studies!
Discovering potential treatments for individuals affected by infectious diseases or medical conditions.
Exploring new diagnostic options to help in diagnosis of viruses like COVID, Flu, and RSV or other conditions.
Revolutionizing treatments and vaccines for different infections and viruses.
At Koch Research, we’re not just another clinical research provider. We’re your partner in scientific discovery, offering comprehensive and integrated solutions for clinical trial recruitment in Central Illinois.
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A clinical research trial is a study conducted to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of new medications, treatments, or medical devices. The focus of clinical research is to improve knowledge of diseases in order to provide better patient care. Additionally, all studies must be approved before they can begin.
You can participate in a clinical research trial by contacting our research team by calling or texting us at 309-291-0585 or filling out a form on one of our study pages.
The goal of the study must be to increase medical knowledge. It must be carried out by competent persons who take all necessary precautions in order to protect those who volunteer for research. Studies must obtain approvals regularly and take all needed legal and ethical steps. Consent of the persons involved in the research study must be collected.
Clinical trial results are used to inform healthcare providers, policymakers, and regulatory agencies about the safety and effectiveness of new treatments.
In a clinical trial, you may be part of a placebo group. You will not know if you are getting the real medication or the placebo. A placebo is a pill, liquid, or powder that does not contain the study drug. Treatments are often compared with placebos to assess the treatment’s true effectiveness. If a participant is in the control group, they will receive a placebo instead of an active drug or treatment. You will be informed of the possibility of a placebo if it pertains to a study you are enrolled in.
From research labs to real-world applications, our efforts strive to enhance lives and healthcare outcomes.
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