Roswell Park selects Circuit Clinical as collaborator for CIMAvax clinical trial

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Circuit Clinical announced a collaboration with Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center to support the expansion of clinical trial opportunities to its outpatient oncology practices. This collaboration marks Circuit Clinical’s entry into oncology clinical research, with both digital and clinical services.

Circuit Clinical will be delivering both research operational support and TrialScout– its patient experience platform– in support of Roswell Park’s groundbreaking CIMAvax-EGF Clinical Trial.

Circuit Clinical will be providing patient identification, engagement, enrollment and ongoing patient experience support services under the direction of the Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center clinical research leadership team.

In addition to its main campus on Carlton Street in the City of Buffalo, Roswell Park offers care at satellite offices in Amherst and Niagara Falls and at five affiliated community practices.

Through this collaboration, eligible patients with certain forms of lung and head/neck cancer will have the opportunity to participate in the CIMAvax Clinical Trial onsite at one or more of the following practices:

  • Roswell Park Jamestown Medical Oncology & Hematology,

  • Roswell Park Hematology Oncology of Niagara,

  • Roswell Park Hematology Oncology Southtowns,

  • Roswell Park Hematology Oncology Northtowns.

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