Bordeaux Colorectal Institute aims to the greatest number of patients the accessibility to the latest therapeutic and technological innovations through participation in clinical studies. Clinical research at the Bordeaux Colorectal Institute aims to improve the quality of care for patients with colorectal diseases.
The main research topics we wish to develop are:
- Enhanced Surgical Techniques
- Early post-operative patient rehabilitation
- Personalization of therapeutic strategy and surgical treatment
- Reduction of functional sequelae after surgery
- The research team, whether doctors, research assistants or nurse, has extensive experience in the field of colorectal clinical research.
The surgeons are very involved in the French group of colorectal surgeons (GRECCAR, Groupe de REcherChe sur le CAncer du Rectum), which has produced numerous high-level scientific publications with multiple participations in national and international congresses.
Research process
- Participate in a research protocol
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The surgeon, at the end of the clinic or during your hospitalization, may suggest you to participate in a research protocol, thought this research protocol will have access to now medical device, new surgical techniques, or new personalized therapeutic strategies, etc.
After having explained to you the objective of the research, its progress, the benefits, the risks as well as your rights, he will give you an information note to read. You have time to reflect to make your decision. This decision will not affect the quality of future care.
If you agree to participate, and after asking all the questions to your surgeon, your agreement will be requested with the signing of a consent.
You will then meet a research associate (CRA) who will be there to guide you, ensure that the protocol runs smoothly and coordinate your care pathway. She will inform you of your next follow-up appointments, and ensure the deadlines for the examinations, the safety of the study, the regulations, will make the link between your various specialist doctors, and will collect the medical data useful within the framework of the research.
For more information on clinical trials :
- Participate in the Bordeaux colorectal institute register
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In order to improve our scientific knowledge of colorectal pathologies, and continue to offer you optimal care and without opposition from you, the health data from your medical file will be integrated into our computerized and secure database dedicated to research in strict compliance with the regulations in order to guarantee the protection, confidentiality and respect of your privacy (eg no full use of your surname, first name and date of birth).
This information may concern health data, biological samples or any other data collected during your stay in the institute. Your datas will be kept for the period provided for by the legal and regulatory provisions applicable to the retention of computerized medical data. They may be transmitted to other organizations in France or abroad in a secure manner in accordance with the regulations.
Your response to this request will be recorded in your computerized medical file.
- Your rights
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At any time, you can interrupt your participation in a research protocol or the reuse of your data for research without justification, and without modification of your quality of your care.
You can also ask:
A right of access A right to deletionYour contact for the exercise of these rights is the referring surgeon or the Data Protection Officer (DPO) of the BCI whose contact details appear below or in the information documents made available to you.
- A right of rectification and limitation
- In addition, you can file directives relating to your data in the event of death (see www.cnil.fr for more information on your rights)
- A right of opposition: any person also has a right of opposition for legitimate reasons to the processing of data concerning him.
Your contact for the exercise of these rights is the referring surgeon or the Data Protection Officer (DPO) of the BCI whose contact details appear below or in the information documents made available to you.
- Contacts
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Research Team
For any questions regarding clinical studies or your follow up, you can contact the BCI research team :
Stéphanie GUILLON /Hélène MAILLOU-MARTINAUD
Bordeaux Colorectal Institute - Clinique Tivoli, 220 rue Mandron, 33000 BORDEAUX
Téléphone : +33 (0) 6 68 68 68 05
Mail : recherche@bordeaux-colorectal-institute.frData protection officer (DPO)
If you have any questions about the processing of your personal data or your rights associated with this data, you can contact the BCI Data Protection Officer :
DPO Bordeaux Colorectal Institute - Clinique Tivoli, 220 rue Mandron, 33000 BORDEAUX
Mail : dpo@bordeaux-colorectal-institute.frCommission Nationale de l’Informatique et des Libertés (CNIL)
If you believe after contacting the DPO that your rights are not respected, you can file a complaint with the CNIL online.
