If you have patients with a hematologic cancer or disorder, learn about and consider referring them to a hematologic clinical trial.

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Resources for your patients

Some of the pages below might be helpful when talking to your patients about joining a clinical trial.

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Patient resources

For help understanding clinical trial listings and for other resources, visit our Clinical Trial Patient Resources section.
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Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Understanding clinical trials is important when making the decision to join one. Our FAQ section may provide answers to your patients’ commonly asked questions.
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What to consider when joining a clinical trial

Joining a clinical trial is an important decision. Our downloadable PDF offers guidance to help patients make an informed choice.
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