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Living with diabetes and a foot ulcer?

If you, or someone you care for, has diabetes and a foot ulcer that has not healed, you may be able to take part in a clinical trial.
Register your interest

What is a clinical trial?

Clinical trials help doctors and researchers learn whether a treatment is safe and whether it works.
Before an investigational treatment can be widely used, it must be studied carefully. Clinical trials follow rules to help protect the people who take part.
Taking part is your choice. You can ask questions before you decide.
This clinical trial is for people living with diabetic foot ulcers.

What is this clinical trial about?

This clinical trial is looking at a possible investigational treatment called CYWC628 for diabetic foot ulcers that are hard to heal. The treatment aims to determine whether CYWC628 can support wound healing by promoting tissue regeneration, reducing inflammation, and improving blood flow to the affected area.
In this clinical trial, researchers will compare standard wound care with standard wound care plus an investigational treatment.
The study team wants to learn more about safety and whether the treatment works.

What will happen in the clinical trial?

People who take part will be placed into study groups. Depending on the group, participants may receive:
Standard wound care alone
Standard wound care plus an investigational treatment
In total 120 participants would be enrolled in the study out of these 80 participants would receive standard wound care plus an investigational treatment and 40 participants would receive standard wound care only.
The investigational treatment may be given at different dose levels. The study team will check how the foot ulcer is healing and watch for any side effects.

Who may be able to join?

You may be able to take part if you:
Are aged 18 to 80
Have Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes
Have a current diabetic foot ulcer
Meet other study requirements checked by the study team
Some people may not be able to take part because of certain health conditions or other study requirements. The study team will check whether the study is suitable for you.
Eligibility

Eligibility at a glance

18–80 .
Participants must be aged between 18 and 80 years.
1/2.
People with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes may be considered.
DFU .
You must currently have a diabetic foot ulcer.
✓ .
The study team will check all other eligibility criteria.
register interest

What happens if I register interest?

01

Register your interest

You share your contact details and answer a few questions.
02

Speak with the study team

A study team member will contact you, explain the study, and ask more questions.
03

Check eligibility

The study team will check whether the clinical trial is right for you.
04

Decide what to do next

You can ask questions before deciding. Taking part is your choice.
Features

Study sites

Royal North Shore Hospital

Location: NSW
Site coordinator: Jean Doyle
Phone: 02 9463 1488
Email: Jean.Doyle@health.nsw.gov.au

Mackay Hospital and Health Service

Location: QLD
Site coordinator: Adessa Daba
Phone: 07 4885 6788
Email: Adessa.Daba@health.qld.gov.au

Mater Misericordiae Ltd

Location: QLD
Site coordinator: Amy Jones
Phone: 0403 454 038
Email: amy.jones@mater.org.au

Canopy Clinical Wollongong

Location: Wollongong, NSW
Phone: 1300 637 175
Email: participate@canopycr.com.au

Monash House Research Centre

Location: VIC
Site coordinator: Amber Shead
Phone: 03 9595 6174
Email: AShead@monashhouse.com.au

Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital

Location: WA
Site coordinator: Louise Ferguson
Phone: 0419 966 145
Email: Louise.Ferguson@health.wa.gov.au

Coffs Harbour Hospital

Location: Coffs Harbour, NSW
Site coordinator: Amber Carle
Email: amber.carle@health.nsw.gov.au

Hunter Medical Research Institute

Location: Newcastle, NSW
Site coordinator: Angus Niven
Email: Angus.Niven@hmri.org.au