How will I get the study drug or intervention?

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You may be instructed to pick up the study drug at site, or have it delivered to your home by a pre-specified courier or could be instructed to go to a pharmacy and receive study drug from a licensed pharmacist or pharmacy technician; this also will depend on the specific study. 

What things could be done at my home for the trial?
A home visit may be conducted by a health care professional other than your doctor (i.e., a nurse or nurse practitioner, a physician assistant, or healthcare technician).  You could take a telemedicine (telehealth) call from your study doctor…
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What support will be provided to me if I have questions about taking medication at home?
Clinical trial programs may deploy nurses, phlebotomists, or other licensed healthcare providers directly to your home to deliver treatments or collect samples if necessary...
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What questions should I ask the people conducting the clinical trial?
Before deciding to participate in a clinical trial, you will meet with the trial's research team to learn about the study...
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