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Wednesday, 7th April 2010

Online Database: International Clinical Trials Registry Platform

When we posted about a few resources the other day with clinical trial info (there was a total U.S. focus). We could should have included at least one database that has an international scope.

So, today a resource that has been around for about three years from the World Health Organization (the interface is in English). We hope to add more clinical trial databases in the near future. Suggestions welcome.

The International Clinical Trials Registry Platform Search Portal

From the Site:

The Clinical Trials Search Portal provides access to a central database containing the trial registration data sets provided by the registries listed on the right. It also provides links to the full original records.

To facilitate the unique identification of trials, the Search Portal bridges (groups together) multiple records about the same trial.

Nations Providing Data

Updated Every Tuesday Evening:
* Australian New Zealand Clinical Trials Registry

* ClinicalTrials.gov

* ISRCTN'

Updated Every 4th Tuesday Evening

* Chinese Clinical Trial Register

* Clinical Trials Registry - India

* German Clinical Trials Register

* Iranian Registry of Clinical Trials

* **New** Japan Primary Registries Network

* Sri Lanka Clinical Trials Registry

* The Netherlands National Trial Register

See Also: Advanced Search Interface
Several ways to limit your queries.

See Also: The WHO Registry Network

Source: World Health Organization


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