Current Clinical Trials
Clinical trials at Lahey Hospital & Medical Center allow patients to take part in the research discovery process.
Research is a critical component to present day patient care and future advances in medical care. At Lahey Hospital & Medical Center, medical advances are continuously being developed, thanks to our collective vision, collaboration with national and local organizations, and the enterprising efforts of our clinical staff and researchers. Our hospital currently participates in hundreds of studies across virtually all medical specialties.
At any given time we have studies open in diverse areas, including:
Our staff receive support from a number of sources including government agencies, state organizations, industry, and generous donations from patients and other benefactors. In addition, many of our studies are supported internally by institutional funds because there impact on patient care is important to the community we serve.
Lahey Hospital & Medical Center launched the Comparative Effectiveness Research Institute (CERI) to better assess quality and effectiveness of medical care interventions.
CERI has been charged with identifying differences in effectiveness for a wide range of medical conditions through the targeted assessment of outcome, disease cure, quantity and quality of life, patient satisfaction, and healthcare value.
For more information on CERI at Lahey Hospital & Medical Center, contact one of the CERI Co-Directors, Zoher Ghogawala, MD or Frederic Resnic, MD.
At Lahey Hospital & Medical Center, we are proud to support and inspire the next generation of medical researchers. Our certificate program in Medical Research helps students better understand research methods, objectivities, ethics and regulations while providing real-world experience in an academic medical setting.
Lahey’s certificate program in Medical Research is open to students in high school, undergraduate college and university programs, and medical school. Students in gap years between high school and undergraduate school, and between undergraduate school and medical school are also invited to apply.
Program runs June 24, 2024 – August 9, 2024
Application deadline: March 1, 2024
Participants are expected to commit to approximately 20-30 hours each week.
Program requirements:
For questions, please contact Research Administration at Lahey Hospital & Medical Center: by phone at 781-744-8011 or email.
Lahey Hospital & Medical Center supports and participates in various original research efforts. These efforts include investigator-initiated drug or device trials, observational studies, questionnaire studies, outcome studies, case reports and retrospective reviews. The results of these original projects are often published in peer reviewed journals or as book chapters.
Complete articles or abstracts may be available at the National Library of Medicine.
Lahey physicians also regularly present preliminary or final results of their original research in the format of poster presentations at peer reviewed meetings often hosted by international professional associations or organizations.
Clinical drug and device trials sponsored by pharamceutical and biotechnology companies are regularly conducted at Lahey Hospital & Medical Center. Once the results of these trials are finalized they are published in peer reviewed journals, and results may also be found on the ClinicalTrials.gov website.
Clinical trials at Lahey Hospital & Medical Center allow patients to take part in the research discovery process.
To promote objectivity in research, Lahey implements this Policy governing financial conflicts of interest (FCOI) that may arise in the research setting.
Learn about medical research at Lahey Hospital & Medical Center, where clinical trials are leading to innovative treatments.