THEO Médical - Concorde
About this research site
THEO Médical - Concorde is the Laval research site of THEO Médical, which describes itself as a clinical research and plasma collection organisation running trials for pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device companies. Study visits take place at Polyclinique Médicale Concorde, a multi-specialty clinic at 300 Boulevard de la Concorde Est. Four family physicians act as principal investigators at this site. Taking part in a study here is voluntary, there is no cost to you, and you can stop at any point.
The people who would look after you
The investigator below is responsible for the studies run at this site, supported by the research team who coordinate your visits. These are the people you would meet.
- Dr. Mohamed Mehdi KhiderFamily physician and clinical investigator
- Dr. Stéphanie CardinalFamily physician and clinical investigator
- Dr. Bruno OuimetFamily physician and clinical investigator
Therapeutic experience
Areas of medicine studied at this site.
What this site has done
Research here becomes medicine everywhere
Clinical studies are funded by the companies developing the treatment being tested. The companies below have sponsored research at this site, and many of them have gone on to bring new medicines to Canadians. A name here does not mean one of their studies is enrolling right now, and it is not an endorsement of any product.
Studies you could join at this site
No studies are enrolling at this site at the moment. New studies open here regularly.
Get an email when a new study opens
Studies open regularly across Canada. Choose the health areas you care about and we will email you when one opens.
Newsletter: one email a month. Community: our research team may contact you about studies that may fit. Join the community
Getting here, and what a first visit looks like
- 1A phone call firstA coordinator calls to go through your health history and answer your questions. Nothing is booked until you want it to be.
- 2Informed consentThe team walks through the study in plain language, including what is being tested and the known risks.
- 3Screening checksSimple tests confirm whether the study is a fit. Being screened does not commit you to taking part.
- 4Your decisionYou choose whether to continue, and you can stop at any point without affecting your regular care.
