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My Trial Site Profile

Add contact information, location, images, and more

Site Selection Packages

Upload study start-up information for Sponsors

My Clinical Trials

Information for participants to view and share

Site History and Experience

Show your involvement in past trials and link to ANZCTR

Job Postings

Your Site’s current openings to prospective candidates

Social Media Advert Examples

Produce Facebook ad sample images for ethics review

Boost referrals to your Trial Site!

If your study needs more participants, NewZealandClinicalTrials.com can help you! We offer managed online recruitment campaigns – flexible enough to meet changing needs over the course of a study. We run ethics-approved Facebook adverts for you, driving people to a fully customised study page with a prescreening questionnaire. When participants enter their details and select your site, you will be immediately notified.Here are just some of the features this campaign offers:

• Easy ethics submission of your online advert
• A potential audience of over 16 million Australians on Facebook
• Continuous optimisation and flexible recruitment periods
• Email notifications of new sign-ups as they happen
• Download a full list of submission at any time – build your database
• Get anonymised feedback from participants on your Site

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Show trial-readiness to Sponsors!

A key consideration before a study starts is the recruitment rate of your Trial Site, but this is difficult to estimate. A pre-study campaign has the ability to demonstrate that your Site is both ready and willing to run a study, while building your participant database at the same time! By running a general social media campaign that directs interested people to your Site, you gain a multitude of benefits.The features of this campaign include:

• Start work on a study before ethics approval is given
• Build your participant database for current and future studies
• Report participant numbers based on inclusion and exclusion criteria
• Estimate interested participants based on study length and frequency
• Demonstrate your willingness and enthusiasm to work on a study
• Plus everything on the left!

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Social Media Referrals

View all referrals to your site and track campaign progress. Download a list of all referral details for future reference.

Your Account

Edit your details, change your password, or update your therapeutic areas of expertise

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Study Feasibility Requests

Contact Trial Sites about upcoming studies and send requests en masse

Site Selection Tools

View detailed Trial Site information such as contact, legal, facility and equipment details

Boost referrals to your trial!

If your study needs more participants, we offer paid social media recruitment campaigns that adapt to your study’s changing needs. We deploy Facebook ads that direct participants to a customised study sign-up page on NewZealandClinicalTrials.com. Sites are immediately notified of sign-ups as they roll in.Benefits of this campaign:

• Easy ethics submission of your online advertisement
• A potential audience of over 16 million Australians on Facebook
• Continuous optimisation, flexible timeframe, and a capped spend
• Track your campaign progress by Trial Site over time 
• Get anonymised participant feedback on Trial Sites

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Prepare for your next trial!

How can you be confident that a planned study will recruit enough participants? You can engage Trial Site candidates and potential participants by way of a pre-study feasibility investigation through social media. In this way, feedback can help you better gauge the success of your next study before your protocol has been finalised.Benefits of a pre-study campaign:

• Estimate potential participant numbers per Trial Site
• Assess eligibility and screen fail rates
• Facilitate community engagement, gaining study design feedback
• Determine responsiveness of Trial Sites
• Support Trial Sites in building their participant databases

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Social Media Campaign Results

View detailed reports on referrals per site and referrals over time. View anonymised referrals feedback on the speed and quality of their interactions with Sites.

Your Account

Edit your details, change your password, or update your therapeutic areas of expertise

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Frequently Asked Questions

Sites

We are new to clinical research, how can we get involved in clinical trials? There are many clinics, small and large, private and public, hospitals and institutions with staff that would like to get involved in running clinical trials but haven’t had the opportunity before. Why is this? Is this a problem? How can we get started? What training do we need? Can we still have a profile on this website? Can you help us find a clinical trial to be part of? What things do we need in order to get started (SOPs etc)? Can you assist with this? Who should we talk with? Get in touch with us today to find out more about these answers. How can we promote our clinical trial on this website?

The following three steps are free and should not take long at all.

Step 1: do you have a login?

Step 2: Upload a profile for your site

Step 3: Upload your clinical trial advertisement. 

There are additional promotional opportunities through this website which e are happy to discuss further.

Click on the links here to learn more about the Free clinical trial advertising and additional paid promotional and patient recruitment services. 

We do not have a social media policy for our clinical trial site?

We are currently drafting a free standardised social media policy specifically for clinical trial sites to adopt which will be live for local consultation shortly. The aim of this document is to support clinical trial sites enter the “social online world” in a more confident and compliant manner with particular regard to patient recruitment. If you would like to know more about, or be involved in this consultation, get in touch with us today.

How to videos

HOW TO create your FREE Investigator Site profile

HOW TO link your clinical trial experience to your Investigator site profile

HOW TO post FREE clinical trial advertisements

Participants

How do I find out about clinical trials that may be of interest to me, a friend or a family member?

If you are interested in finding a clinical trial for a specific medical condition, the first point of call would be to the relevant clinical trial registry (there are a few) and your health care provider. There is not always a straightforward answer to this question. It can require a lot of sleuth work from you! Whilst we all would hope our health care provider would know where to go or who to speak with, this is not always the case. Our am is that this website gives some assistance, but we cannot guarantee it’s completeness.  For more info on finding or searching for clinical trials click here…

How to subscribe to Australian Clinical Trial Notifications

What should I ask before participating or enrolling in a clinical trial?

Before participating in a clinical trial you should be taken through what is called an informed consent process. What does this mean? Generally speaking you will be given a document to read which outlines what the study involves. Warning: simply reading this document and then signing it is not enough!  The Investigator or delegated staff at the site running the clinical trial should meet with you and explain the study and answer any questions you want to ask. You should only give consent once you are satisfied you have understood what is involved. For more information on what types of things you may want to consider or ask click here…

Where can I learn more about the clinical trials process?

There are many on-line resources which explain more about the process of clinical trials. It is important to understand that for the most part clinical trials can vary dramatically and are rarely the same. Whilst we try to provide some information on this website to assist build people’s understanding on clinical trials it is certainly not a one stop shop, and it is important that a one stop shop simply doesn’t exist. For more information about clinical trials and for links we believe can be helpful for you please click here…