About Us
What We Do
Consano Clinical Research engages in ethical research practices for the betterment of the medical world. We conduct clinical trials and do extensive research on all sorts of medical topics.
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What We Stand For
We Exist to Heal & Make Whole Through Research
We exist to heal & make whole through research. Read more about our mission, vision & goals!
Our Mission
Consano Clinical Research exists to improve the healing and wholeness of people around the world through innovative clinical research with sponsors who put the safety of patients first.
Our Vision
Consano Clinical Research strives to be the trusted provider of the biopharmaceutical and medical device industries for the development and commercialization of safe medical therapies worldwide.
Our Goals
To work as a partner with our clients in conducting research that benefits the art of medicine and the needs of our community.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Clinical Trials Are Part of Clinical Research and Are at the Heart of All Medical Advances. Clinical Trials Look at New Ways to Prevent, Detect, or Treat Disease.
- Treatments Might Be New Drugs or New Combinations of Drugs, New Surgical Procedures or Devices, or New Ways to Use Existing Treatments.
- The Goal of Clinical Trials is to Determine if a New Test or Treatment Works and is Safe.
- Clinical Trials Can Also Look at Other Aspects of Care, Such as Improving the Quality of Life for People With Chronic Illnesses.
- People Participate in Clinical Trials for a Variety of Reasons. Healthy Volunteers Say They Participate to Help Others and Contribute to Moving Science Forward. Participants With an Illness or Disease Also Participate to Help Others, but Also to Possibly Receive the Newest Treatment and to Have the Additional Care and Attention From the Clinical Trial Staff
- Clinical trials offer hope for many people and an opportunity to help researchers find better treatments for others in the future
- Clinical Trials Involve Risks, Just as Routine Medical Care and the Activities of Daily Living. When Weighing the Risks of Research, You Can Consider Two Important Factors:
The Degree of Harm That Could Result From Participating in the Study, and
The Chance of Any Harm Occurring. - Most Clinical Studies Pose the Risk of Minor Discomfort, Which Lasts Only a Short Time. However, Some Study Participants Experience Complications That Require Medical Attention. In Rare Cases, Participants Have Been Seriously Injured or Have Died of Complications Resulting From Their Participation in Trials of
Experimental Therapies. - The Specific Risks Associated With a Research Protocol Are Described in Detail in the Informed Consent Document, Which Participants Are Asked to Sign Before Participating in Research.
- Also, a Member of the Research Team Will Explain the Major Risks of Participating in a Study and Will Answer Any Questions You Have About the Study. Before Deciding to Participate, Carefully Consider Possible Risks and Benefits.
- Well-designed and Well-executed Clinical Trials Provide the Best Approach for Participants to:
Play an Active Role in Their Health Care. - Gain Access to New Research Treatments Before They Are Widely Available.
- Receive Regular and Careful Medical Attention From a Research Team That Includes Doctors and Other Health Professionals.
- Help Others by Contributing to Medical Research.