COMMUNITY

Engaging our diverse community in all stages of health research.

CLINICAL TRIALS

Clinical trials are part of clinical research and are critical to advancing medicine. They are research studies involving volunteer participants that evaluate new medical approaches and increase scientific understanding of a wide variety of diseases.

Involvement in a clinical trial is strictly voluntary, and people who participate may or may not experience personal benefits.

If you decide to participate in a clinical trial, you will play an important role in advancing scientific knowledge and helping future patients.

Patient participates in research

Participate in Research

Here are ways that you can participate in a clinical trial or other type of health research study at the University of Miami

University of Miami Health Research

Find health research studies enrolling at the University of Miami and sign up as a volunteer. Healthy participants wanted as well.

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Consent to Contact

UHealth program that notifies you about future clinical studies that may be right for you.

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UHealth Clinical Trials

Search clinical trials taking place through the University of Miami Health System.

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Cancer Trials

Access clinical trials from Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, South Florida’s only nationally ranked center.

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Community Engaged Research

The Community and Stakeholder Engagement Program of the Miami CTSI bridges researchers and local communities, building sustainable partnerships to ensure that research initiatives meet the needs of the community. It’s consultative services for researchers support community engaged research by providing investigators with insightful guidance on how they can foster strong, inclusive, and meaningful connections with the community.

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OUR PARTNERS

To build our capacity for research collaboration, the Miami CTSI has established key relationships with important academic, community and clinical partners.