Is this trial a fit for you? Are you ready for it?
Understand the trial before you decide to take part. Two simple online self-reflection tools, about 15 minutes.
Understand what taking part could really mean.
Before you take the next step, you may want to ask yourself and others:
These are not small questions. They can make the difference between a trial that looks right on paper and a trial that you can complete in real life.
A clearer picture before screening begins.
medifit™ and readifit™ help you understand:
Together, they help you see the whole picture before you speak to the clinical trial team.
Does this trial fit my health?
Clinical trial criteria are usually written for researchers. medifit™ turns them into simpler questions, so you can begin to understand whether your diagnosis, medical history, and current health may fit a trial you like the look of.
- Make sense of the study requirements in plainer language
- See where your history and current health may fit
- Spot anything to discuss with a doctor or trial team
Could this trial work in my life?
Medical fit is only part of the picture. readifit™ looks at the impact on daily life: travel, time, appointments, family, work, support, energy, and confidence. Not just “Am I eligible?” but “Can I really do this?”
- Understand what taking part could mean day to day
- Think about the support you have and may need
- See where you feel ready, and where you need more information
Results show as a percentage and a band. The bands are guides for a conversation, not eligibility thresholds.
Ready
Understanding, confidence, and practical fit are in a strong place.
Ready with a little support
A few areas would benefit from more information, time, or support.
Not ready yet
A starting point for a conversation, never a reason to exclude.
When you understand more, you can make a more confident decision.
A clinical trial should not just match your diagnosis. It should make sense for you as a person.