Clinical trials can improve breast cancer treatment and outcomes, but participation in New Zealand is often limited by barriers such as awareness, access, and coordination. This affects breast cancer patients who may miss opportunities to access innovative treatments and contribute to research that could improve future care.
The appointment of a national Clinical Trial Co-ordinator funded for two years, aims to increase participation in breast cancer clinical trials across New Zealand. The role will help connect patients, clinicians, and researchers, improve access to trials, and strengthen New Zealand’s capacity to deliver high-quality breast cancer research and treatment.
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