Harmonic Trial Professional

Patients can not enroll in the Harmonic™ Clinical Trial through the app. To enroll in the Harmonic™ trial, they will need to involve their clinician or oncologist and be available to routinely visit and be treated at a cancer center that is involved with the Harmonic™ Clinical Trial. The app is intended to make healthcare professionals aware of NSCLC and to learn more about a clinical trial in this therapeutics space.
The Harmonic™ Clinical Trial application allows users to learn about NSCLC (Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer). Users of the app can contact the Harmonic™ Clinical Trial Team for more information. Users can download or read documents detailing the Harmonic™ Clinical Trial information. The app includes an informative video about Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer and to learn more about the Harmonic™ Clinical Trial. The application has a very informative FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) section that helps answer key questions about the Clinical Trial.
The app allows users to:
- Learn what is means to be a never-smoker with NSCLC
- Learn about NSCLC and the new investigational drug LP-300
- Learn what taking part in the Harmonic™ Clinical Trial involves
- Find the closest clinical trial sites
- Contact the Harmonic™ Clinical Trial office
- View FAQ’s
- Share the app with other healthcare professionals
- Share the patient app with patients, family and caregivers
- Get the latest update from Harmonic™ Clinical Trial's twitter
- Get the latest trial updates from Harmonic™ Clinical Trial team
- Get news related to the Harmonic™ Clinical Trial & NSCLC
- Download or read documents detailing the Harmonic™ Clinical Trial information