Legislation and regulations
Drug research legislation and regulations
Legislation and regulations
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Pleasant homely atmosphere
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A drug research for everyone
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Aimed at volunteers
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Safety is paramount
Legislation on the protection of volunteers participating in drug research
Furthermore, all over the world, drug research must be conducted in accordance with, among other standards, the Declaration of Helsinki (Universal Human Rights) and the internationally recognised guidelines of “Good Clinical Practice”. The ethical and quality standards with which drug research must comply are described in these documents.
Compliance with the law and all international guidelines with which drug research must comply
Personal data
We store your personal data and any medical data in an electronic file. We require your consent to store these data. You can indicate your consent on the registration form.
The file in which your data are recorded complies with the Personal Data Protection Act and is therefore protected against use by third parties. You can therefore rest assured that we will only use your personal and medical data to enable you to participate in research studies at QPS.
Research data collected
The data collected from you during the drug study will be entered into the drug study database together with the data from the other volunteers. The data will be made anonymous. This means that your name and other personal data will not be entered into the database. After all data have been entered, the data are described in a report. This report provides an answer to the research question as stated in the protocol. In this way, the report constitutes a building block that contributes to the development of new medicines.
1 Step 1: Register
Register as a volunteer for one of our clinical trials via our website.
2 Step 2: Medical screening
You undergo a medical examination. The medical examination will determine whether you are suitable for the drug research study.
3 Step 3: Participation
During your participation, you will stay at our research centre and return one or multiple times. It is also possible that you will be an alternate volunteer.
4 Step 4: Compensation
If you have completed all of the steps, you will receive your compensation within at least 4 weeks after the final screening.



