Participating in a clinical trial can offer several benefits:

                • Closer Monitoring: Participants often receive more frequent and detailed medical attention.

                • Contribution to Medicine: Participants in clinical trials help advance medical research and potentially benefit others in the future.

                • Access to New Treatments: You might gain access to new therapies before they are widely available.

                It is important to consult with your healthcare provider to determine if a clinical trial is right for you and to discuss potential benefits.

 

Current Trials:

HERMES

Are you 18 years or older?
Have a diagnosis of heart failure?
Had an Echocardiogram in the last 12 months?
HERMES trial aims to show by reducing inflammation, ziltivekimab may help to improve heart function and enhance overall quality of life for HF patients.
Contact: Charmaine Waters BScN,
Clinical Trial Coordinator 604 831-1206
nshctrials@gmail.com

Had a diagnosis of heart failure?
Had an Echocardiogram in the last 12 months?
Are you 18 years or older?
The Hermes is a trial of ziltivekimab, a drug to target inflammation, for patients with heart failure (HF) and reduced or preserved ejection fraction.

By reducing inflammation, ziltivekimab may help:
- Decrease the risk of cardiovascular events.
- Improve heart function.
- Enhance overall quality of life for patients with HF.
Find out if you or your loved one qualifies;
Contact: Charmaine Waters BScN, Clinical Trial Coordinator 604 831-1206
nshctrials@gmail.com

HERMES
ANT-010

Are you 65 or older with AFib or flutter and a condition with increased risk of bleeding?
ANT-010 is a trial of abeLacimabin in high-risk patients with atrial fibrillation, and unsuitable for anticoagulation therapy.
Find out if you or your loved one qualifies;
Contact: Charmaine Waters BScN, Clinical Trial Coordinator 604 831-1206
nshctrials@gmail.com

Are you 65 or older?
A diagnosis of Atrial Fibrillation (AF) or flutter?
Do you have a condition associated with increased risk of bleeding?
Are you planning the use of Aspirin or other antiplatelet agent?
LILAC-TIMI 76 (ANT-010): is a phase lll trial of abeLacimab in the prevention of stroke and systemic embolism in high-risk patients with atrial fibrillation who have been deemed unsuitable for oral anticoagulation therapy.
Find out if you or your loved one qualifies;
Contact: Charmaine Waters BScN, Clinical Trial Coordinator 604 831-1206
nshctrials@gmail.com

DAL-302

Are you 45 years or older and managing your LDL-C with medical and dietary treatment and have had a recent heart attack or hospitalized with angina?
DAL-302: is a trial that may reduce the risk of heart attacks in people who have a certain genotype and have recently experienced acute coronary syndrome.
Find out if you or your loved one qualifies;
Contact: Charmaine Waters BScN, Clinical Trial Coordinator 604 831-1206
nshctrials@gmail.com

Are you 45 years or older?
Managing your LDL-C with medical and dietary treatment?
Have experienced a recent heart attack or hospitalized with angina?
DAL-302: is a trial to test effectiveness and safety of dalcetrapib, a drug that may reduce the risk of heart attacks in people who have a certain genotype and have recently experienced acute coronary syndrome.
Find out if you or your loved one qualifies;
Contact: Charmaine Waters BScN, Clinical Trial Coordinator 604 831-1206
nshctrials@gmail.com

DAL-302 PROTOCOL
FINALITY-HF

Are you 18 years or older and hospitalized or recently discharged with a diagnosis of heart failure and reduced or preserved ejection fraction showing signs and symptoms of heart failure at the time of admission?
FINALITY-HF trial aims to test the effectiveness and safety of a drug called finerenone in patients hospitalized due to an episode of Heart Failure. which may reduce future heart failure, cardiovascular events and hospitalizations.
Contact: Charmaine Waters BScN, Clinical Trial Coordinator 604 831-1206
nshctrials@gmail.com

Are you 18 years or older?
Hospitalized or recently discharged with a primary diagnosis of heart failure?
Have mildly reduced or preserved ejection fraction EF (40% or higher)?
Show signs and symptoms of heart failure at the time of hospital admission?
FINALITY-HF trial aims to test the effectiveness and safety of a drug called finerenone in patients with heart failure who have a mildly reduced or preserved heart function (40% or higher) in patients hospitalized due to an episode of Heart Failure.
Participants will be monitored for changes in their heart function and overall health.
The main goals are to see if finerenone can reduce future heart failure, cardiovascular events and hospitalizations.
Find out if you or your loved one qualifies;
Contact: Charmaine Waters BScN, Clinical Trial Coordinator 604 831-1206
nshctrials@gmail.com

Stress testing
REDEFINE-HF

Are you 18 years or older with heart failure with reduced ejection fraction, not able to take certain heart medications like spironolactone?
REDEFINE-HF is a trial in patients with heart failure who can't take certain other heart medications to see if finerenone can reduce future heart failure, cardiovascular events and hospitalizations.

Contact: Charmaine Waters BScN, Clinical Trial Coordinator 604 831-1206 nshctrials@gmail.com

Are you 18 years or older?
Do you have heart failure with reduced ejection fraction?
Are you NOT able to take certain heart medications like spironolactone?
REDEFINE-HF trial aims to test the effectiveness and safety of a drug called finerenone in patients with heart failure who can't take certain other heart medications.
Participants are randomly assigned to receive either finerenone or a placebo.
The trial will last for a specific period, during which participants will be monitored for changes in their heart function and overall health.
The main goals are to see if finerenone can reduce future heart failure, cardiovascular events and hospitalizations.
Find out if you or your loved one qualifies;
Contact: Charmaine Waters BScN, Clinical Trial Coordinator 604 831-1206
nshctrials@gmail.com

Stress testing
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