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Making Life Better
With your help, we are making life better by bringing new and more effective medications to people who need them. You help with the successful conduct of research studies by participating in research studies and by telling others about research studies. Your participation is a contribution to society and is appreciated.
Friends of Tekton – section on the home page
Tell your friends about clinical research studies. If you have screened or are participating in a research study and you refer a friend who qualifies and enrolls in one of our studies, you will be financially compensated for your effort.
Participate Page
Why Participate
Your participation in research studies is a choice with benefits.
to help others and to help yourself
to receive more frequent and consistent care by a physician
to receive free study-related medical care and medication, and
to advance scientific knowledge
to receive compensation
Your health
When you participate in a research study, you are monitored by a physician throughout the study. Most studies require you to come in for office visits throughout the study, which often include symptom-derived physical exams, vital signs, ECGs, and blood draws. You have access to this information when it is made available to us. You are in good care when you participate in a research study at Tekton Research.
Your study team
Your study team is comprised of high skilled physicians, study coordinators, research assistants and phlebotomists. Your study team is specially trained on each study. They are available to answer questions you may have. They are responsible for ensuring your eligibility to participate in the study, your understanding of your role in the study, and your safety during the study. You are in good care with your team at Tekton Research.
Your stories
Here are a few of your stories about participating in research studies at Tekton Research.
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** Buttons/Links will be added inside each study in the accordion.
Studies Page – This page will include indications with general study information, rather than specific study information. The organization of this section should be carefully considered so as to be easy to locate each indication, recognize there are many indications, and to see there is a call to action button. The “Call-to-Action” button should be “Learn More.” This leads to the registration page. We may want to have the ability to say “see studies,” which would take them to the individual specific studies. Let’s work though this.
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Join a study – or join our database (put this into words)
Our studies change frequently and new studies start all the time. Join our database to stay informed of new studies as they start. We will contact you.
** Is this a button to click on to call?
Contact us: Request a call:
Call to action button very friendly and engaging Look at meridian
picture of office, address, phone number, currently enrolling studies, upcoming studies
Friends of Tekton – section on the studies page
We appreciate our Friends of Tekton who spread the word about research studies at Tekton Research. If you hold a ClinCard and you refer a friend who qualifies and enrolls in one of our studies, you will be financially compensated for your effort. If you’re not sure if you hold a ClinCard, call us.
Sponsor Page – Jason is working on this.
Meet Dr. Lucksinger
Metrics
What we do
Special tools, etc.
FAQs
1. What are clinical trials (or research study)?
A. Clinical trials are designed to test new medications and treatments. They require people to participate. Clinical trials are driven by protocols and are monitored by physicians.
2. Why should I participate?
A. Participation is vitally important in bringing new and improved medications to people who need them. Other reasons to participate include, receiving more frequent and consistent care by a physician, receiving free study-related medical care and medication, and receiving compensation.
3. Will I be compensated?
A. Many studies do compensate you for participation. The amount of compensation is varies between studies.
4. What does Phase I, II, III mean?
A. Phase I is to determine dosage tolerability in humans and to see how the drug is metabolized.
Phase II trials involve the testing of many more people to determine how the medication works in the body, to determine if the medication works for the condition for which it is intended, and to define side effects, since by this phase, side effects are typically known.
Phase III trials typically compare the study medication to other commonly used medications.
Placebos may be used in Phase II and III trials. This is when some people participating in the trial are given the study medication, and some people participating in the trial are given a safe, inactive substance that is made to look like the study medication.
5. What is a Placebo?
A. A Placebo is a comparator medication that is safe, inactive, and looks like the study medication.
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**When answering these questions, use good keyword search terms:
paid clinical trials and paid research studies, free, at no cost,
clinical trials offer free lab work, office visits, and compensation for your time.
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Contact Us
Map and contact information
Website-Content
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