medifit™ & readifit™

Is this trial a fit for you? Are you ready for it?

Understand the trial before you decide to take part. Two simple online assessments, about 15 minutes.

medifit+readifit
Why these assessments exist

Understand what taking part could really mean.

Before you take the next step, you may want to ask yourself and others:

Am I medically right for this study?
What would taking part actually involve?
How often would I need to travel?
Could I manage the appointments?
Would it fit around work, family, or school runs?
Would I need someone to come with me?
Do I feel ready?
What support would help?
Am I confident in saying yes?

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.

What the assessments give you

A clearer picture before screening begins.

medifit™ and readifit™ help you understand:

whether the trial may fit your health
what taking part could involve day to day
where you may need more information
where you may need more support
what you want to ask before you decide

Together, they help you see the whole picture before you speak to the clinical trial team.

medifit

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
readifit

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
The readiness bands

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.