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Walk into your first study conversation ready.

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About Study Readiness Center

Know what to ask

Simple prep for your first study conversation.

Featured research types

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Research type

Healthy Volunteer Research

Help researchers learn how things work in a general population.

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Research type

Observational Research

Researchers watch and record over time. Nothing is assigned.

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Research type

Interventional Research

Volunteers try an assigned activity or product so results can be compared.

Illustration for Prevention Research

Research type

Prevention Research

Ways to lower the chance of a condition developing.

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Research type

Behavioral Research

Habits, sleep, and routines, often through surveys or sessions.

Illustration for Device Research

Research type

Device Research

How a tool or wearable works in everyday use.

How it works

Four calm steps.

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  1. Get ready

    Take the self-check and tick off the checklist.

  2. Learn the basics

    Read short guides on consent, visits, and your rights.

  3. Reach out

    Share general interests, and choose text tips if you like.

  4. Decide freely

    Any study team is independent. The choice is always yours.

FAQ

Quick answers.

All questions
  • An independent study readiness resource that helps people understand what exploring a clinical research study generally involves. We are not a research organization or healthcare provider.

  • No. We do not enroll, screen, or qualify anyone. Independent study programs run their own processes and make their own decisions.

  • No. Submitting the form does not create enrollment, eligibility, acceptance, or a guaranteed introduction. It simply shares your general interests with us.

  • No. Text messages are optional. You choose each message category separately, and you can reply STOP at any time to cancel.

  • No. Mobile opt-in data and SMS consent are never sold, shared, rented, or transferred to third parties for marketing or lead generation.

  • Please do not. We do not need or request health information. Any health questions belong in a conversation with your own healthcare provider and the independent study team.

Ready when you are.

Optional text tips. Reply STOP anytime.

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