How do I find a clinical trial?

There are different ways to find a clinical trial, some of these ways include:

• Talk to your health care team.
• Look on your cancer centre’s website. Consider calling or emailing your cancer centre for more information.
• Find a clinical trials navigator at your cancer centre. These are professionals who can help you find a clinical trial, explain the eligibility criteria, and help you decide if joining the clinical trial is right for you.
• Use a clinical trial finder. If you find trial finders difficult to use, please contact Alison Ross, Director, Knowledge Mobilization at aross@ovariancanada.org of at 1 (877) 413-7970 ext. 237.

Looking for a clinical trial in Canada? These trial finders can help:

• Clinical Trials Ontario (this is a national trial finder. It is not exclusive to Ontario)
  Health Canada Clinical Trial Search
  Canadian Cancer Trials
• Looking for clinical trials worldwide? This trial finder can help: U.S. National Library of Medicine
• Looking for clinical trials in Quebec? This trial finder can help: OncoQuébec

I can’t find a clinical trial, what should I do?

There are many reasons why it may be challenging to find a clinical trial. If you are having trouble using the trial finders, please contact:

Alison Ross, Director of Disease Information and Education

• aross@ovariancanada.org
• 1 (877) 413-7970 ext. 237

If you find a clinical trial but the study location is far away, you can contact the clinical trial team to learn more about your potential participation.