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	<h2>Mercy Clinical Trials</h2>

	<p>Mercy Clinical Trials advocates the advancement of new and better medical treatments for our patients. The clinical trials division in Springfield participates in approximately 60-80 research studies at any point in time to provide additional treatment options for the local community.</p>

	<p>Whether it’s a potential new treatment for pancreatic cancer, heart disease or diabetes, our patients and Mercy clinicians are helping to determine the best way to manage illness.</p>

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	<h2>Mercy Research Institute</h2>

	<p>Mercy Research and Development strives to advance the way healthcare providers care for patients through innovative, cost effective solutions. Our model is different. Healthcare professionals bring us their ideas, ways to improve their practice or make procedures safer and more efficient. The R&D team works with these inventors to properly identify the problem, complete a rigorous design process and deliver an innovative market-ready solution.</p>

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	<h2>Mercy Health</h2>

	<p>If you feel that much of your health care experience can be improved, we agree. At Mercy, we are continually reaching out in new ways to serve you better. We want to make health care easier and more personal for you and the three million lives we touch each year. We are continually listening to you to provide care when and where you need it. It’s a good chance that any improvements you see in our services and facilities come from suggestions of people just like you.</p>

	<p>Mercy cares for people in over 400 clinic and hospital locations in the Midwest. We also serve through specialized ministries such as Mercy Family Center in New Orleans, Mercy Ministries of Laredo and the Mississippi Health Advocacy Program.</p>
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	<copy mode="formatted"><p>The Clinical Trials Division of Mercy Medical Research Institute is located in Springfield, Missouri. The Institute is part of Mercy Health, the eighth largest Catholic healthcare system in the United States. Some important information about the division is included below.</p>

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	<li>More than 10 research coordinators, many of whom are certified by the Association of Clinical Research Professionals (ACRP) </li>
	<li>Regulatory specialists, research phlebotomists, and administrative support staff </li>
	<li>Approximately 40 physician investigators </li>
	<li>60-80 clinical studies in a variety of therapeutic areas </li>
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	<p>For more information please contact Pete Miles at <a href="mailto:Pete.Miles@Mercy.Net">Pete.Miles@Mercy.Net</a></p>
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	<copy mode="formatted"><p>Clinical trials volunteers play a crucial role in advancing new medicines. By participating in a clinical trial, patients have access to experimental medications before they become available to the general public. Participants receive careful medical attention including examinations and tests at no cost to the patient. In some cases, you may be reimbursed for your time and travel expenses. Below are the steps to becoming a research volunteer at Mercy.</p>

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	<h2>STEP ONE: SCREENING PROCESS</h2>

	<p>Call Mercy Clinical Trials at 417-841-0250. You will be asked a series of questions to determine if you are eligible to enter a particular study.</p>

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	<h2>STEP TWO: SCHEDULE A VISIT</h2>

	<p>Once you pass the screening, the research coordinator will schedule you for an appointment to visit Mercy Clinic Trials. There, you will learn more about the study so you may determine if becoming a research volunteer is right for you.</p>

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	<h2>STEP THREE: PROVIDE INFORMED CONSENT</h2>

	<p>During your visit, you will be given a consent form to review. It is very important you read and understand this form before proceeding further.</p>

	<p>The consent form will explain:</p>

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	<li>Who is sponsoring the study </li>
	<li>Who is allowed to join </li>
	<li>How the study is designed </li>
	<li>How many study-related office visits are required and the risk involved in the research. </li>
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	<p>The FDA requires that you give your informed consent before any study-related procedures are performed. Signing the consent form is the final step before you are permitted to participate.</p>

	<p>Informed consent makes it clear that you are joining a research project on a completely voluntary basis. You cannot be forced to participate in a medical study against your will. Mercy Health Research will not be upset or unhappy with you if you decide not to sign the informed consent. In addition, you are not obligated to continue in a study if you feel it is not right for you.</p>

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	<h2>STEP FOUR: BEGIN THE STUDY</h2>

	<p>If you are accepted into a study, a research coordinator or the primary investigator (doctor in charge of the research) will see you for regular appointments. While each study is different, almost all involve taking a study medication, participating in medical testing and keeping records about how you feel during the study.</p>

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