Discover research
Find introductory information about clinical studies, research areas and study processes.
Explore topics →Advancing health through research
Better research.
Healthier futures.
Explore clinical research information, learn how studies work, and discover ways to take part in research that aims to improve health and care.
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⌁ Research-led information
♡ People at the centre
Clinical research, made clearer
Understand studies, participation and research support in one place.
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✓ Clear study information✚ Participant-focused⌂ Research resources◎ Accessible design
About the portal
Supporting every step of clinical research
Clinical research helps researchers understand health conditions, evaluate approaches to care and build evidence for better decisions.
Participant information
Learn about informed consent, study visits, questions to ask and participant rights.
Learn more →Research resources
Access general guidance for study teams, data collection and research administration.
Get support →Research directory
Explore study areas
Example categories for this demo website. Replace these entries with verified, approved study information.
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Cardiovascular Health
Research exploring heart health, prevention and approaches to cardiovascular care.
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Neurology & Brain Health
Learn about research into neurological conditions and brain health.
Example topic✚
Public Health & Wellbeing
Explore studies focused on prevention, population health and wellbeing.
Example topic⌁
Digital Health
Research into digital tools, health information and technology-enabled care.
Example topicTaking part
Considering a research study?
Taking part is a personal choice. A research team should explain the study clearly and give you time to make an informed decision.
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Learn about the study
Read the participant information and understand the purpose, procedures and possible risks.
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Ask questions
Speak with the authorised research team about anything you do not understand.
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Make your decision
Only decide to take part after you have had the opportunity to consider the information.