Research and Development by the Numbers

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A research study, also called a clinical trial, is how we get information on the best ways to prevent disease, diagnose illness and treat patients. We have many clinical trials going on at any given time, each designed to help answer specific questions about possible new treatments or new ways of using treatments that are already available.

Clinical research is a fundamental and integral component of quality patient care, and we are committed to improving the health and well-being of the people and communities we serve. The purpose of our research is to promote excellence in the quality of care to our patients.

Our research teams continually look for new ways to strengthen existing partnerships and foster new opportunities to further our mission—and to move medicine forward. Below is a look at the collaborative work we have been able to accomplish with support from so many of you.  

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Our researchers are always looking for new opportunities to serve our patients and offer new and exciting clinical trial options. Some of those areas include:

We look forward to updating this flyer soon to reflect the exciting FY 2023 work being done. Thank you to all of our collaborators from areas around the organization who make this work possible.

Carilion Clinic Research and Development is honored to partner with a growing list of prestigious national and statewide research centers and health care organizations. Find out more about our collaborative research initiatives; explore our unique public-private partnerships with the Virginia Tech Carilion (VTC) School of Medicine, Virginia Tech, Fralin Biomedical Research Institute, Radford University Carilion and others. Connect with our team to discuss opportunities to collaborate with our experts or become a participant.

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