Australian Cancer Trials:
Join a Clinical Study With Us
Join one of Australia’s leading centres for cancer clinical trials, where patients gain access to emerging therapies and world-class medical care.
At Linear Clinical Research, we support people across WA and beyond to participate in Australian cancer trials that contribute to the future of medicine.
Connecting patients and specialists
Fighting Cancer
Key opportunities
- Access innovative treatments and cutting-edge therapies
- Advance research through collaboration with medical experts
At Linear, we believe that rapid advancements in cancer clinical trials Australia-wide are essential to improving outcomes and saving lives. We work closely with oncologists, sponsors, and healthcare providers to deliver high-quality clinical trials for cancer, connecting patients with access to next-generation therapies and comprehensive care.
Every person facing a life-threatening cancer diagnosis deserves the opportunity to participate in cancer trials in Australia. Our purpose is to make that possible by guiding patients through the process, ensuring comfort, safety, and compassion at every stage.
Undertaking a trial
Step by step process
Step 1.
Initial Consultation
Meet with our clinical team to determine eligibility for available cancer research clinical trials. We’ll discuss your medical history, treatment goals, and what participation involves.
Step 2.
Pre-Trial Assessment
You’ll undergo necessary tests and screenings to ensure the trial is safe and suitable for you. Our staff will explain every step so you can make informed decisions.
Step 3.
Participation in the Trial
During your clinical trial, you’ll receive attentive care from our team of experienced researchers, nurses, and physicians. Linear’s facility is designed to support cancer clinical trials in a safe, comfortable, and compassionate environment.
Step 4.
Ongoing Monitoring and Follow-Up
After treatment, our team continues to monitor your progress, ensuring that any side effects are managed and that results contribute to global cancer research clinical trials knowledge.
Why Choose Linear?
Linear is at the forefront of cancer clinical research in Australia, combining expertise, compassion, and innovation to deliver exceptional results for patients and partners.
Seamless Concept-to-Delivery Solutions
We manage every stage of clinical trials for cancer, from planning and laboratory testing to participant care and reporting.
Quality
Our team adheres to international Good Clinical Practice (GCP) standards and works with Australia’s top oncologists to ensure accuracy, safety, and reliability in every trial.
Reliability
With more than 500+ studies conducted and over 75% in Phase I, Linear provides 24/7 clinical oversight, rapid response systems, and close collaboration with hospitals to prioritise patient wellbeing and research integrity.
Explore our Advanced Clinical Trial Centre
Discover Linear’s purpose-built clinical research centre located within the QEII Medical Centre campus in Nedlands, Western Australia. Our modern facilities are designed to support both inpatient and outpatient for regional participants through virtual and hybrid trial models.
Frequently asked questions
What is the purpose of a clinical trial?
What are the different phases of a clinical trial?
Clinical trials typically progress through several phases: Phase I: Tests safety and dosage in a small group of healthy volunteers or patients. Phase II: Evaluates effectiveness and further assesses safety in a larger group. Phase III: Confirms effectiveness, monitors side effects, and compares the treatment with standard options of care. Phase IV: Occurs after approval, to monitor long-term safety and effectiveness in the general population
What are the advantages of being a participant in a clinical trial?
Patients taking part in a clinical trial often benefit from a greater degree of clinical oversight and monitoring of their disease by their healthcare team, for example more frequent visits and more thorough assessments of their disease status. For some patients who are perhaps unable to access alternative treatment options, or where existing medicines have failed to provide benefit, clinical trials can enable earlier access to new, innovative medicines. Additionally, supporting clinical trials helps progress scientific understanding of medicine and improves healthcare options for future generations across the globe.
Why should I participate in a clinical trial?
The health of millions of people has been improved because of advances in medical care, made possible by clinical trial participants. People choose to participate in clinical trials for a variety of reasons, including the chance to play a more active role in their own health care, gain access to new medical treatments before they are available to the wider public, or to help others by contributing to the future of medical science.
How is my safety protected during the trial?
Participant safety is our top priority. Clinical trials are governed by strict ethical standards and regulations. Independent oversight bodies, such as Human Research Ethics Committees (HRECs), review and approve each trial to ensure risks are minimised and participants are protected throughout the study.
What happens if I don’t want to participate in the trial anymore?
Participation in a clinical trial is completely voluntary, and you can withdraw at any time without penalty or loss of benefits. If you choose to leave, inform the trial team to ensure a smooth transition and proper handling of any health concerns related to the study treatment. Your decision to withdraw will not impact the quality of medical care you receive outside the trial. The research team may ask for feedback on your reasons to help improve future studies and maintain the integrity of collected data.
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