Swift access to clinical trial opportunities for your patients — search by disease, centre, drug or clinical report, and contact a recruiting site directly.
An extensive Belgian trial database with a dedicated search engine helps doctors identify clinical trials that may be suitable for their patients, including studies of innovative treatments and genotype-driven trials. Four complementary search routes bring the information together in one clinical workflow.
Open live search Discover four complementary ways to identify relevant Belgian oncology trials. Start from the patient's disease, a recruiting centre, a drug or molecule, or a clinical report.
Start from an organ or cancer type, then refine by subtype, treatment setting and optional biomarkers. Results are drawn from the Belgian trial database and keep the search focused on the patient's clinical context.
BExplore which trials are available at each Belgian recruiting centre. This view is especially useful when location or referral options matter and helps clinicians identify where a relevant study is open.
BBrowse studies by therapeutic family, molecule or drug name. This view helps clinicians follow a specific treatment strategy across indications and see where that agent is being investigated in Belgium.
Beta versionUUpload or paste a clinical report and let the system extract disease terms, alternative diagnoses and biomarkers. The extracted information can be reviewed and validated before it is used to retrieve matching trials.
The aim of this website is to provide Belgian oncologists with swift access to clinical trial opportunities for their patients, with the possibility to directly contact one of the sites where the trial is open.
This search portal combines a structured national database with intuitive filters by disease, centre, molecule and report extraction to help clinicians identify relevant trials efficiently.
The methodology relies on curated Belgian trial data and a practical search interface designed to make navigation clear, fast and clinically useful.
Main scientific and medical input: Dr. Cédric van Marcke, Dr. Joëlle Collignon and Dr. Hans Prenen, as well as several other oncologists.
Questions about the portal, the trial database or a specific study? Send us a message and we will come back to you, usually within two working days.
Go to contact formStudy teams can ask for a Belgian trial to be added or updated. Each entry is reviewed against the public registries before publication.
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