Clinical studies

Clinical trials are studies conducted on human subjects to investigate the effect of various treatment methods and whether the side effects are acceptable. View more information about clinical studies, how you can participate in a clinical study, and the potential advantages and disadvantages of participating in these types of studies.

There are different types of clinical studies, including the testing of new pharmaceuticals, training and rehabilitation programmes, surgical methods, special diets, and the use of medical devices. Click here to find an overview of clinical studies. You may choose to filter studies which HMR hospital trust is either a participative or the responsible organization.

The Clinical Research Unit (CRU) at Møre & Romsdal Hospital Trust was established in 2017 to help promote and advance clinical research throughout the Hospital Trust, and offers broad clinical research support.

Clinical studies aims to further increase and develop research and innovation at the regional, national and international level. Research and innovation within HMR hospital trust aim to develop new knowledge about health and health-related diseases, as well as lead to better treatments for the patients

HMR hospital trust collaborates with various internal and external partners and corporations as a means for offering patients the opportunity to participate in clinical studies.