Building a group of physicians and practices ready for research.
Our Goes Direct® approach for Research Ready sites is exponentially expanding the base of physicians and their patients participating in clinical trials. We impact the lives of patients with any condition in any therapeutic area that is currently recruiting for studies. Highlighted experience is below.
Women’s Health
There’s a striking difference in diseases that affect women versus men and it’s important to focus on them separately. We have an array of research sites with physicians and patients who work to improve the quality of life for women around the world.
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Gastroenterology
From acid reflux and heartburn to Crohn’s disease and cancer, gastrointestinal (GI) indications can be both temporary and terminal. Our Research Ready network supports new research for GI diseases with focused sites, experienced physicians and heroic patients every day.
Urology
New urologic disease treatments and techniques improve patient quality of life around the world every day. Our network of Research Ready sites, physicians and patients are dedicated to making those advancements a reality in a host of new studies.
General Medicine
General practice physicians diagnose and treat diseases that impact the greater population every day. When traditional treatments are no longer working, our Research Ready sites and physicians are prepared to offer research as a care option for patients in a number of studies.
Pain
Whether it’s constant or fleeting, pain can be debilitating and tricky to treat. Our network of Research Ready sites and physicians are conducting research to find new ways for patients to manage pain.
Nephrology
From chronic kidney failure to diabetes and anemia, nephrology diseases can come with a long list of challenges and comorbidities. The physicians in our Research Ready network aim to improve patient outcomes every day, specializing in these hard-to-find populations and hard-to-treat diseases.
Dermatology
Skin disorders often range from mild to severe and represent a major health concern in the world today. Our network of Research Ready sites is prepared to help patients find new options to manage their condition, whether it’s as common as psoriasis or as rare as an infectious disease.
Oncology
Patients and their families are often overwhelmed by a cancer diagnosis, which is why patient care must be both focused on their needs and especially sensitive to their condition. Our network of Research Ready sites can provide treatment closer to home and allows patients to remain with their trusted physician.
Cardiology
Cardiological diseases such as angina, cardiomyopathy, and arrhythmia are extremely common and range from debilitating to life-threatening. Our Research Ready site network facilitates efforts that enable physicians to offer options that enhance patient well-being.
Neurology
From neuropathies and seizures to Alzheimer’s Disease and stroke, neurological disorders cause significant disability and suffering. Our Research Ready network is giving more patients access to the most innovative treatments by offering research as a care option for their condition.
Psychiatry
Better treatments for disorders of mood, cognition, and perception will save patients and future generations a great deal of heartache. We are proud to be accelerating progress in psychiatric therapeutics through our Research Ready network of sites, physicians, and patients.
Internal Medicine
Healthcare physicians of internal medicine are often regarded for their expertise in diagnosing and treating adults with puzzling conditions. Our network of Research Ready study sites is helping to improve their patients’ quality of life by offering the most up-to-date treatment options through research as care.
Multi-Specialty
Multi-specialty care hubs fill important gaps in patient care — from visits with homebound patients to more convenient, immediate care. Our network of Research Ready healthcare partners is bringing more treatment options to their patients through participation in clinical research as a care option.