Medical Volunteer Network (MVN) connects non-Japanese volunteers with clinical trials (clinical studies) conducted at P-One Clinic, a medical research center in western Tokyo.
P-One Clinic has been conducting clinical trials with Japanese volunteers since 2005 and with non-Japanese volunteers since 2011. MVN was established to make registration easier for English-speakers and to help facilitate multi-ethnic studies.
To learn more about MVN, visit our staff page. For information about upcoming trials or for other inquiries regarding volunteering, please contact us.
TIMELINE
| 2018.07 | Non-Japanese volunteers registered (MVN): 750 Japanese volunteers registered (P-One Club): 4800 |
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| 2018.05 | Non-Japanese trial participants to date: 115 Trials completed at P-One Clinic to date: 193 |
| 2013.05 | MVN website launched to accelerate non-Japanese recruitment |
| 2012.07 | P-One Clinic accredited with ISO: 9001: 2008 (UKAS) for clinical trial services |
| 2011.09 | First clinical trial with non-Japanese (Caucasian) volunteers successfully completed |
| 2011.04 | Medical Volunteer Network established to facilitate non-Japanese recruitment |
| 2006.10 | Number of registered Japanese volunteers exceeds 1000 |
| 2005.06 | P-One Clinic established in Hachioji, Tokyo P-One Club created to facilitate Japanese recruitment |