SECEC aims to facilitate international scientific knowledge exchange and collaboration via national and international multicentric studies

Multicentric studies are research projects conducted across multiple hospitals, regions, or countries, involving surgeons and institutions from diverse healthcare systems.

General template

As the reference European scientific society for shoulder and elbow surgery, SECEC is pleased to provide European researchers with a general template for Multicentric Clinical Studies, in order to help producing robust, widely applicable evidence that improves surgical care, reduces global disparities, and accelerates the safe adoption of innovations.

  1. Steps for conducting a multicenter clinical study
  2. Case Report form (CRF)
  3. Informed Consent Form (ICF)
  4. Data Sharing Agreement

Additional 1 : List of national authorities


Do not hesitate to contact the SECEC Office at sececoffice@gmail.com for any questions you might have.

Application for future studies


Should you wish to conduct a multicentric clinical study along with SECEC, please complete the online submission below

The Registries and Multicentric Studies Committee will get back to you shortly to discuss the feasability of the study.

Ongoing studies

SECEC PJI-Database - Multicentric study on periprosthetic shoulder infections (in progress since 2023)

Should you wish to participate in this study, please find below the documents to be used and contact the SECEC Office at sececoffice@gmail.com for any questions you might have.

  1. Steps for conducting a multicenter clinical study
  2. Prosthetic Joint Infection - Multicentric Research Study description
  3. Case Report form - PJI Study (CRF)
  4. Informed Consent Form (ICF)
  5. Data Sharing Agreement - PJI Study

Additional 1 : List of national authorities

Future studies

  • Periprosthetic fractures of the upper limb retrospective study, conducted by Pierre Mansat, France (analysis to be presented in 2027)
  • Mason type 2 facture study (analysis to be presented in 2028)
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