Join the Orizzonte Research Registry
Hear about future clinical research opportunities that may be relevant to you.
Hear about future clinical research opportunities that may be relevant to you.
Joining the Registry allows Orizzonte to contact you about potential research opportunities. It does not mean you have joined a study, guarantee that a suitable study will become available, or commit you to taking part.
How the Research Registry Works
1. Join
Provide your basic contact information and tell us how you would prefer to be contacted.
2. Tell Us More
After joining, you can choose to provide limited information about your health and research interests.
This is optional.
3. Hear About Potential Opportunities
If a research opportunity becomes available that may be relevant to the information you have provided, Orizzonte may contact you with further information.
4. You Decide
You can decide whether you would like to learn more.
Being contacted never obliges you to take part in a study.
Who can join the registry?
The general Orizzonte Research Registry is intended for adults aged 18 and over who are interested in hearing about future clinical research opportunities.
Every clinical study has its own eligibility requirements, so joining the Registry does not mean that you will be eligible for a particular study.
A parent or guardian should not submit a child’s health information through the general Registry.
What joining the registry means
Joining the Orizzonte Research Registry means that Orizzonte can keep the information you provide and contact you about clinical research opportunities in accordance with your choices.
Joining does not mean that:
- you have joined a clinical study;
- you are eligible for a particular study;
- a suitable study will become available; or
- you are obliged to participate if Orizzonte contacts you.
Participation in a specific study is a separate decision and involves its own study information, eligibility process and consent process.
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Frequently Asked Questions
No. Joining the Registry allows Orizzonte to contact you about potential research opportunities. Joining a particular clinical study is a separate process and decision.
No. Whether you are contacted depends on the research opportunities available and whether they may be relevant to the information you have provided.
No. Every study has its own eligibility requirements. Eligibility is assessed separately through the appropriate study-specific process.
No. Participation in clinical research is voluntary.
No. Providing additional health information through the Registry is optional.
No. Joining the Registry does not by itself authorise Orizzonte to access your GP, hospital or other medical records.
Yes. You can ask to leave the Registry or change your preferences.