The goal of Abbott's Investigator Sponsored Study (ISS) program is to enhance clinical and/or scientific knowledge of Abbott products and related disease states to ultimately benefit patients.
Upon request, we may provide support to the institution or employer of the sponsor/investigator conducting the clinical study (pending Abbott review and full approval). Concepts or protocols must be submitted for Abbott's consideration in accordance with company review processes.
For support consideration of pre-clinical research projects, please contact your local Abbott representative for more information or contact customer service to be referred to an Abbott representative.
The diagram below gives a high-level overview of the proposal process.
The following information is required for application submission:
The following types of organizations are eligible to submit requests for Investigator Sponsored Studies support:
An applicant can request support for the following:
To submit a concept document/protocol proposal, please follow the instructions provided on the submissions' page.
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