Research

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These studies analyze information from patients who have already received treatment, aiming to answer specific questions about a disease or the effectiveness of a particular intervention. By reviewing past cases, researchers can identify patterns, evaluate outcomes, and generate new insights to guide future patient care

Also called Prospective Cohort Studies, these studies monitor patients over time during their treatment or illness. Researchers collect data at multiple points to identify trends and observe how different factors and treatments affect outcomes.

Often called clinical trials, these tests the effects of specific treatments, procedures, or medical strategies on patients. Researchers actively assign interventions to participants and monitor outcomes to determine safety, effectiveness, and potential side effects. These studies are essential for developing new standards of care and improving patient outcomes.