o Registry and results database hosted by the NIH.
o Information on publicly and privately supported clinical studies from around the world.

o Trials database, CENTRAL, is component of Cochrane Library
o Reports of randomized and quasi-randomized clinical trials taken from Medline, Embase, and elsewhere.

o Clinical trial registration data from over 15 trial registries, including registries from the European Union, Africa, China, Japan, Brazil, and Australia.
o Use "standard search" to look for NCT or ISRCTN numbers cited in articles.

o Protocol and results information on interventional clinical trials conducted in the EU.
o Good source of pediatric drug development trials.

o Portal for actively recruiting pharmaceutical industry-sponsored clinical trials.

Approval reports for FDA-approved drug products (New Molecular Entities, generic drugs, and many biologics).

FDA-approved vaccines, blood products, and biologics not included in Drugs@FDA. Caveat: These are products for which CBER has supporting documentation.

FDA approval documents for biopharmaceuticals not found in either of the two locations listed above. These biologics were originally approved by FDA's Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research (CBER), but jurisdiction transferred to Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER) in 2003.

Class III medical devices approved for marketing by FDA (CDRH) based on scientific and regulatory review of safety and effectiveness.

Premarketing submissions made to FDA to demonstrate that a medical device is substantially equivalent to a legally marketed device that is NOT subject to premarket approval.

Full scientific assessment reports of medicines authorised at a European Union level.

o Clinical research resources commonly used by UW faculty and staff.
o ITHS & UW services and facilities.

o New tool for cohort discovery, UW Medicine departmental statistics, and chart abstraction for quality improvement..
o Leaf interacts with UW Medicine electronic health system and can generate reports in real time.

o UW/ITHS clinical trial recruitment site
o Researchers post information about actively enrolling studies
o Individuals can investigate opportunities and volunteer to participate.

o Searchable database of banked biospecimens from consenting individuals that are potentially available for research studies.
o NWBioSpecimen is a collaboration among Fred Hutch, UW, Seattle Children's, and ITHS.

o Recommended resources for health research in partnership with practices and communities.
o Includes community engagement resources.

o Secure web application supporting data capture and online surveys for research studies.
o Supports HIPAA compliance.
o Can transfer and export data into a variety of statistical programs.

o Locate and download clinical validated data collection instruments from the REDCap library.

o Classes held at the UW Health Sciences Library.

o Templates, sample forms, guidelines, regulations and other materials for investigators conducting clinical research studies.

Regulations, guidance documents, and information on Good Clinical Practice (GCP).

Find country-specific regulatory information for clinical research in countries outside the US.