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Clinical Studies

At AZ Delta, we conduct clinical research on new drugs, new medical devices, new research techniques, and new applications for artificial intelligence.

Running studies per domain

  1. What are clinical trials?

    Clinical studies are one step in the long process of developing new drugs, medical devices, or research techniques.

  2. Who is eligible?

    Not everyone is eligible to participate in a clinical trial. There are strict eligibility requirements.

  3. Guidance

    The study coordinators serve as an additional point of contact for patients regarding all matters related to the study.

  4. CTC Task

    The Clinical Trial Center (CTC) coordinates and monitors the quality of all clinical trials at AZ Delta.

  5. Medical Ethics Committee

    The Medical Ethics Committee issues a binding opinion on clinical trials involving patients.

Ongoing Studies (Clinical Trial Center)

You can view AZ Delta’s current clinical trials by medical specialty here. If you can’t find what you’re looking for or would like additional information, please don’t hesitate to contact the study coordinator in charge.

Clinical research is primarily conducted at the Rumbeke campus, but be sure to consult with your doctor and the study coordinator in charge to find out what options are available at the other AZ Delta campuses.

A team of 30 study coordinators and dedicated physicians is here to support you in conducting clinical research. We conduct clinical research in collaboration with pharmaceutical companies or researchers at university hospitals, but we also conduct our own research. Thanks to this clinical research, patients gain access to new treatment options that are not yet available on the market.