Clinical trial units
Clinical Studies Sweden’s Clinical Research Units plan and conduct clinical trials on behalf of healthcare providers, academia, and life science companies.
Infrastructure for Clinical Research
Clinical Studies Sweden's Clinical Trial Units are located at hospitals across the country and provide a professional research environment with access to dedicated facilities, equipment, laboratories and experienced staff. Our units conduct clinical trials involving pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and medical interventions, as well as other types of studies such as cohort studies. The units have broad experience in studies across a wide range of therapeutic areas and all phases of development – from phase I to phase IV. Some of the units also offer 24-hour operations, including medical monitoring, telemetry and access to intensive care services.
Experienced staff
The personnel at the Clinical Trial Units are highly experienced and trained in Good Clinical Practice (GCP). They work in close collaboration with hospital departments and clinics, ensuring access to specialist expertise across a variety of therapeutic fields. The staff can also provide support and resources to facilitate the conduct of clinical trials in collaboration with clinical departments. Please feel free to contact our clinical trial units for inquiries or further information about their services.
Forum North has four clinical research centres (KFCs). They are located at the hospitals in Umeå, Sunderbyn, Sundsvall and Östersund.
No available clinical trial units.
First-in-Human study
Clinical studies of medicinal products are divided into different phases. The first phase is called Phase 1. If this is the first time a new medicinal product is given to humans, the study is called a First-in-Human study. In Sweden, there are several clinical trial units in the healthcare system that conduct First-in-Human studies. A couple of these study units are run by the regional nodes of Clinical Studies Sweden.
Other Swedish clinical trial units for First-in-Human studies
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