Corporate Body

Cancer Trials Australia (1993 - )

From
1993
Alternative Names
  • Centre for Developmental Cancer Thereputics (CDCT) (Former name, 1993 - 2005)
  • CTA (Acronym)
Website
https://www.cancertrialsaustralia.com/

Summary

Cancer Trials Australia (CTA) provides clinical trail management services ranging from feasibility through to completion of research projects. CTA has also played a significant role in the development of standardised clinical trail agreement templates and increasing the capability of Human Research Ethics Committees to review early phase research with human participants.

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