Alberta Assets

Alberta is home to numerous organizations that can provide expert support to industry-sponsored clinical trials. Below, you’ll find a listing of organizations sorted by category.
This list is updated monthly and is not meant to be exhaustive database of all Alberta research assets. If you require assistance connecting with any of the organizations listed below or would like to discuss your specific clinical trial needs, contact us.

Explore Alberta’s clinical trial ecosystem.
Scroll through the table below to discover the province’s key assets, from centralized ethics review and real-world data access to specialized research hubs and recruitment infrastructure, that make Alberta a leader in clinical trial innovation.
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Analytical and Instrumentation Laboratory at the University of Alberta
Clinical Investigation Unit at Walter C. MacKenzie Health Sciences Centre at the University of Alberta
Tom Baker Cancer Centre at the University of Calgary
Canadian VIGOUR Centre at the University of Alberta
Biomechanics Lab at the McCaig Institute for Bone and Joint Health at the University of Calgary
Centre for Mobility and Joint Health (MoJo) at the McCaig Institute for Bone and Joint Health at the University of Calgary
Clinical & Translational Exercise Physiology Lab at the University of Calgary
Respiratory Clinical Trial Centre at the University of Calgary
Heritage Medical Research Clinic at the University of Calgary
Dale Sheard Centre for Solutions in Women’s Health at Lois Hole Hospital for Women at Royal Alexandra Hospital
Featured Assets
In collaboration with the provincial government, a number of academic and research organizations have introduced initiatives to position Alberta as an even more attractive destination for conducting clinical trials. These include initiatives to improve start-up times, enhance patient recruitment, centralize trial management and enable access to high-quality medical data.

Be The Cure

Connect Care
Connect Care is Alberta’s singular electronic medical records system, containing integrated health data for the entire provincial population (more than 4 million people). Based on the EPIC platform, this centralized system provides numerous advantages, including streamlined access to robust medical data, enhanced recruitment capabilities, and the ability to remotely monitor clinical trials conducted in the province.

OnCore Clinical Trial Management System
