Innovation, science, and practice for patient health
The University Center for Clinical Research Support at the Collegium Medicum of the Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń was established to support the development of high-quality clinical research in Poland, conducted in accordance with the principles of Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and in the spirit of evidence-based medicine (EBM).
Our goal is to create an environment conducive to medical innovation, scientific cooperation, and the transfer of knowledge between science and clinical practice.
Innovation, science, and practice for patient health
We combine the potential of scientists, clinicians, and partners from the healthcare sector to jointly contribute to improving the quality of life of patients.
We provide comprehensive support at every stage of clinical research—from planning and protocol design, through coordination and supervision of the study, to analysis of results and their implementation into practice.
Our mission is to develop and support clinical research that brings real benefits to patients, raises the level of medical knowledge, and strengthens the position of Collegium Medicum UMK as an international research center.
We strive to make CWBK a place where science meets practice and medical innovation meets human care.
We are guided by the principles of scientific integrity, transparency, responsibility, and cooperation. We believe that only through joint efforts of the academic, clinical, and business communities can we effectively respond to the challenges of modern medicine.
Preliminary project proposal submitted to UCWBK. The researcher identifies a problem, need, or area requiring investigation.
Development of the research concept: objectives, methodology, action plan, expected results. At this stage, the scientific value, innovation, and feasibility of the project are assessed.
Finalization of the protocol, analysis plan, budget, and other documentation. Verification of compliance with formal and legal requirements.
Coordination of the process of obtaining the required approvals and decisions. Preparation of contracts, schedule, and division of tasks, and finalization of the study organization.
Project implementation: conducting the study, data analysis, and reporting the results to the Funding Institution.
The Clinical Research Support Center works in close cooperation with the scientific units of the Nicolaus Copernicus University Medical College and university hospitals in Bydgoszcz.
We have modern research infrastructure, including diagnostic and analytical laboratories, facilities for conducting clinical trials, and specialized laboratories equipped with state-of-the-art equipment.
Our facilities also include research teams representing various fields of medicine and health sciences, which enables us to carry out interdisciplinary clinical projects – from biomedical research to therapeutic interventions and public health programs.
CWBK bridges the gap between science and clinical practice by offering comprehensive support to researchers and partners from the healthcare sector and the medical industry.
University Hospitals
named after Dr. Antoni Jurasz
One of the leading multi-specialist clinical facilities in Bydgoszcz, serving as a teaching and research base for the Nicolaus Copernicus University Medical College. It provides care to patients in numerous medical fields, combining high-quality services with clinical training.
named after Dr. Jan Biziel
The second of the main university facilities in Bydgoszcz, specializing in internal medicine, surgical procedures, and modern diagnostics and treatment, among other things. It cooperates with the university in the field of research and education.
Our team consists of experienced scientists, doctors, pharmacists, and specialists who combine academic knowledge with clinical research practice. Together, we ensure that every project carried out at the Center meets the highest standards of quality, ethics, and scientific integrity.
prof. dr hab. Paweł Zalewski – Director CWBK CM UMK
Responsible for the strategic development of the Centre, substantive oversight of research projects, and cooperation with national and international partners.
mgr Magdalena Małek – Vice Director
Coordinates the Centre’s operational activities, oversees the organization of clinical trials, and supports the development of scientific initiatives.
mgr Martyna Mann – Office Assistant
mgr Justyna Korzenecka – Clinical Research Coordinator
mgr Paulina Ciesińska – Clinical Research Coordinator
mgr Marta Paterska – Clinical Research Coordinator
mgr Marta Hertmanowska – Clinical Research Monitor/Quality Specialist
mgr farm. Emilia Suchomska – Clinical Research Monitor
dr hab. Katarzyna Buszko, prof. UMK – Biostatistician
Specialize in clinical data analysis, research methodology, and the preparation of statistical reports.
inż. Magdalena Oleszko – Project Manager
mgr Julia Barańska – Project Manager
mgr Małgorzata Wakuła –Financial Specialist
lic. Ewa Czepiel-Krakowiak – Clinical Research Development Specialist
mgr Agnieszka Ciesińska – Project Manager
dr Damian Świeczkowski – Quality Specialist
mec. Kamila Orlińska – Legal Counsel
mgr Aneta Artkowska-Leszcz – Quality Specialist
mgr inż. Piotr Jagła – IT Specialist
dr Kamil Łuczykowski – Clinical Laboratory Scientist
dr Damian Kaczan – Legal Specialist