Clinical trials in children
This webpage provides a high-level overview of paediatric clinical trials (not cancer specific), including their purpose, ethical considerations, enrolment, and the consent and assent process for families.
This webpage provides a high-level overview of paediatric clinical trials (not cancer specific), including their purpose, ethical considerations, enrolment, and the consent and assent process for families.
This four-part video series, explains clinical research to children and teenagers in clear, accessible terms. Part 3 explains what happens during a clinical trial, including consent, eligibility, treatments, monitoring, risks,
This two-part podcast episode explains clinical trials in paediatric cancers, including types, processes, safety, and how trials differ from standard treatment.
This two-part podcast episode explores clinical trials form the caregivers’ perspective, including their experiences with clinical trials, concerns, communication, support services, and emotional factors families consider when deciding to participate.
This website gives a basic explanation of clinical trials in children, including their purpose, phases, oversight, and ethical considerations such as participation, benefits, risks, and consent processes for families.
This website covers cultural considerations for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples considering participation in a clinical trial, including information about consent, benefits, risks, protections, costs, rights and available support.

This document provides an overview of clinical trials, including benefits, risks, informed consent, eligibility, participant rights, questions to ask, and how to find suitable trials.

This video explains what a clinical trial is, and covers background information on how a trial is developed, ethics, informed consent, safety monitoring, and patient participation to ensure treatments are

This video explains what a clinical trial is, and covers background information on how a trial is developed, ethics, informed consent, safety monitoring, and patient participation to ensure treatments are