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Formerly Clinical Study Center
Part of The Alliance for Multispecialty Research (AMR) network since 2011, Clinical Study Center is now operating under the AMR banner. AMR was founded in 1994 to serve as a hub for shared marketing, business development, and best practices for elite clinical research centers. Exclusive membership is determined by rigorous peer review, revenue and quality requirements, geographic location, and therapeutic expertise.
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Dedicated research exam rooms
On-site lab and processing
Inpatient and outpatient
ECG machines, X-ray, and DEXA scanning
double-locked drug storage
Climate-controlled archival
-20° and -70° refrigeration and dry ice
24hr ABPM equipment
emergency EQUIPPED with back-up power
Private areas for monitors
Spirometry and Infusion pumps
Ambient and refrigerated centrifuges
AMR Offers
- Investigators who are dedicated community leaders experienced in clinical research
- Patient databases with more than 30,000 adult, geriatric, and pediatric records
- Full-time dedicated Research Coordinators (65% ACRP certified)
- In-house quality assurance program
- Dedicated regulatory and patient enrollment staff
- Bilingual coordinating staff and physicians
- Historically meets or exceeds enrolling commitments
- Ability to utilize Central IRB
- Commitment to only accepting studies appropriate for site patient population and staff expertise
- Ability to pre-identify study patients, majority coming from physician’s practice
- HIPAA compliant and IAATA Certified
Our Mission
Our Vision & Values
Excellence
Strive for excellence and consistency in every type of research we do.
Innovation
Find innovative and ground-breaking solutions through collaboration.
Respect
Treat everyone – subjects, sponsors and associates – with respect.
Community
Base decisions and growth on striving to build a better community.
Ethics
Make the right and honorable decision even if it is the hard or costly one.
Our Clinical Trial Experience
Acute Care
Allergy/Immunology
Cardiovascular Disease
Central Nervous System
Dermatology
Endocrinology
Gastroenterology
Geriatrics
Immunology
Infectious Disease
Men’s Health
Musculoskeletal
Neurology
Ophthalmology
Pain Management
Pediatrics
Podiatry
Pulmonology
Urology
Vaccines
Virology
Women’s Health
10 Myths
Here are some misconceptions you may have about participating in clinical trials.
1
You must quit other medications you may already be taking while participating.This may be true, depending on the clinical trial. Every trial has individual criteria for its participants, and medication history is definitely a factor that researchers consider.
2
Participating in a clinical trial will cost you a great deal of your own money.3
Once you start a clinical trial, there's no turning back. You will have to finish it.4
You can only participate in a clinical trial if you live near a major hospital.5
If you’re part of the placebo group, you won't get the same care as the treatment group.6
You don’t have to go to regular doctor visits if you’re participating in a clinical trial.7
Clinical trials take a huge commitment and will go on for months and months.8
You can’t participate in a clinical trial if you’re in remission at the time.9
There is no information available to participants on the earlier results of the study.10
Participants can't continue to use the study’s drug or therapy after the trial ends.All facts and information courtesy of Buzzfeed and the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation.