In short
At the Sleep Research Institute we maintain its own line of research with studies and clinical trials on sleep disorders. Theresearch patientsparticipate in a wayvoluntary and reportd, with all ethical guarantees. It is a way to access specialized assessments and, above all, to contribute to improving treatments for everyone.
Research that improves treatments
Advances in sleep medicine come thanks toclinical research. At the Institute we develop our own studies and collaborate in international trials to better understand sleep disorders and test more effective treatments, such as neuromodulation and new therapies.
For this we count on the participationvolunteerof patients. Participating is always a free and reportd decision: you are explained in detail what the study consists of, what it entails and what guarantees you have, and you can withdraw at any time. All studies are carried out with strictethical and scientific rigour.
Not all patients are candidates for all studies: each one has their own criteria. If you are interested, we will assess whether you fit into any of the ones we have active.
Why participate
Participating in research has advantages for you and the community.
Access to detailed evaluations of your sleep.
Possible access to therapies under study.
You help improve future treatments.
Ethical rigour, reportd consent and monitoring.
A team aware of your evolution.
Free participation; You can withdraw whenever you want.
How to participate in a study
Participating is simple and always voluntary. Here is how it works:
You show interest
Tell us that you would like to participate
Criteria assessment
We check if you fit into any active study
Information and consent
We explain everything to you and you decide freely
Participation and monitoring
With team support at all times
Participating in a study gave me a very complete assessment of my sleep and the feeling of contributing something. Everything very careful, with clear information at each step.
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We solve your doubts
Does participating in a study have any costs or risks?
Can I quit if I change my mind?
Can anyone participate?
Does participating replace my treatment?
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