Finding Clinical Trials

 
 

Finding Clinical Trials

 
 

Clinical Trial Resources

Get involved with scleroderma research through clinical trials.

Participating in a clinical trial can provide access to the latest, most promising investigational treatments while paving the way for a future free from scleroderma.

But choosing to participate in a clinical trial is a very personal decision. To make it easier to explore options, we are proud to partner with Carebox to offer SRF Carebox Connect, a clinical trial navigation platform designed specifically for scleroderma patients.

FIND THE RIGHT TRIAL FOR YOU

Please note that the Scleroderma Research Foundation does not recommend specific trials listed here nor review each study. Carebox Connect lists these trials for the SRF, and they are all originally from clinicaltrials.gov.

About SRF Carebox Connect

Navigating clinical trials for scleroderma can be challenging. That’s why the Scleroderma Research Foundation has partnered with Carebox to provide personalized support and help you find a clinical trial that is right for you.

How does SRF Carebox Connect work?

SRF Carebox Connect matches you with relevant trials based on your condition and location. The up-to-date platform provides accurate, easy-to-understand information, ensuring you know exactly which trials you qualify for. The scleroderma clinical trials featured on the platform use information made available by the U.S. National Library of Medicine through clinicaltrials.gov.

This service is completely free, and confidential, and comes at no obligation to you. You do not need to create an account to use this service.

How do I use SRF Carebox Connect to find the right clinical trial for me?

First, you will fill out a short questionnaire about your scleroderma diagnosis. This is used to identify any clinical trials looking for your specific diagnosis, stage, and treatment history.

During this questionnaire, you will be presented with a few questions about your condition and treatment history. Your answers to the questionnaire will then be compared to the eligibility criteria (also called “inclusion and exclusion criteria”) for clinical trials, and you will see whether you are a preliminary match for any of these studies.

Please note that completing the questionnaire and being identified as a “preliminary match” does not yet necessarily mean that you can participate. Only an approved trial site can qualify and enroll you in a specific trial.

With each listing, there is clear information on how to connect with the relevant clinical trial site. If you would like to contact a clinical trial site, you are given the option to share your contact information.

Can I call to find a clinical trial with SRF Carebox Connect?

When you have a phone call through SRF Carebox Connect, you can expect a tailored and supportive experience.

An expert will speak with you to help facilitate contact with clinical trial sites that match your qualifications. You’ll be assigned a dedicated point of contact who will guide you throughout your search, ensuring you receive tailored assistance every step of the way. After the call, you will receive follow-up information and can reach out to address any questions and concerns you may have.

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SRF PLATFORM CLINICAL TRIAL

You could play a role in driving scleroderma research through CONQUEST.

Learn more about CONQUEST, a platform clinical trial focused on systemic sclerosis-associated interstitial lung disease (SSc-ILD). If you are eligible to participate, you could help advance research and contribute to discovering potential new treatment options for SSc-ILD.

All About Enrolling in CONQUEST