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For Patients:

• Simple and trusted way to self-check eligibility for studies directly from your site

• Mobile-friendly, plain-language design

• Access to a wide range of studies (clinical, observational, interviews, panels, RWE…)
  

For Sites & Hospitals:

• Reduces clinician workload through automated pre-screening

• Improves match quality, reducing screen failures

• Boosts visibility and engagement in research

• Enhances your positioning as a patient-centred, research-driven organisation

For Patient Organisations:

• Empower members to discover relevant research and take part easily

• Promote participation in academic and industry studies without extra workload

• Enhance your role as a trusted guide in patients’ healthcare journeys

• Get visibility and impact metrics on engagement with research opportunities

For Institutions (public health bodies, networks, universities):

• Promote equal access to research across regions and populations

• Support diversity in clinical trial participation

• Simplify collaboration with multiple sites and standardise pre-screening

• Demonstrate commitment to research transparency and patient empowerment

For Sponsors & CROs:

• Broaden recruitment reach via trusted third-party channels (hospitals, orgs, etc.)

• Reduce screen failures with high-quality pre-screened participants

• Accelerate enrollment timelines and boost site activation value

• Gain structured visibility across recruitment performance via integrated tracking

The system defaults to English unless the user already selected a different one in a previous session.

Yes, but it’s better to test it first with height="100%" to ensure responsiveness on all devices.

Minimal. Curewiki recommends this sandbox setup to limit potential issues: sandbox="allow-scripts allow-forms allow-same-origin allow-popups" The sandbox attribute on an iframe restricts what the embedded content is allowed to do, adding a layer of security between the embedded page (Curewiki) and the host website (yours).

Yes, totally. But if the page is dedicated only to the chat, make sure it takes the full space available.