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Questions To Ask Before Joining A Clinical Trial

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Survivorship A to Z's Clinical Trial Interview chart contains a list of suggested questions to ask about a clinical trial in which you're interested. The questions have been divided into four separate categories.

You can prioritize the questions in their order of importance to you.  Just type a number next to each question which indicates your order of priority. Then click "Renumber " at the end and the questions will automatically be reordered to your preference. (If the order still doesn't fit your needs after clicking on "Renumber," you can keep redoing the chart until you're satisfied.)

Feel free to print the questions and take them with you to interviews about the trial.

You should be able to find the answers to most questions from the doctor who oversees the trial, the Informed Consent and/or the trial protocol. If the questions relate to how a trial will affect your daily life, speak with one of the trial's nurses.

Click here for your copy of The Clinical Trial Interview: A List Of Suggested Questions.


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