Centre of Excellence for Decentralised Clinical Trials
Trials@Home aims to reshape clinical trial design, conduct and operations, by developing and piloting standards, recommendations and tools for the definition and operationalisation of decentralised clinical trials (DCTs) in Europe.
Centre of Excellence Decentralised Clinical Trials
Trials@Home aims to reshape clinical trial design, conduct and operations, by developing and piloting standards, recommendations and tools for the definition and operationalisation of decentralised clinical trials (DCTs) in Europe.

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News, Events & Publications
Trials@Home Annual Meeting Report
Trials@Home Annual Meeting Report Utrecht, December 5, 2023 UCB generously hosted us at their headquarters in Brussels for the 4th Annual Meeting for the Trials@Home project on 24 and [...]
Article: Study on conducting clinical research at home
Study on conducting clinical research at home Utrecht, November 16, 2023 On November 16, 2023, UMCU published an article on their website on the Trials@Home project and RADIAL, the project's [...]
RADIAL -> First Remote Patient is enrolled!
RADIAL has recruited its first remote patient A huge milestone for the project and for the future of clinical trials Utrecht, November 3, 2023 We are very happy [...]
PARTNERSHIP: Clinical Trials Europe 2023
Clinical Trials Europe 2023 29-30 November 2023, CCIB, Barcelona, Spain FREE to attend for Pharmaceutical Company, Biotech Company, Medical Device Company, Investigators, Government Body, Patient Advocacy Group and Non-profit [...]
The Future of Medical Research
The Future of Medical Research A video from The Lancet featuring Trials@Home September 27, 2023 Scientists around the world speak to the importance of conducting representative research [...]

With new technologies and novel approaches, it's becoming increasingly evident that the way we conduct research can matter as much as the research itself.
— Trials@Home (@TrialsatHome) October 4, 2023
This video from @TheLancet features Trials@Home’s Mira Zuidgeest and Kostas Tagkaloshttps://t.co/4g5pFGWDCa@IHIEurope