Comprehend — Understand Before You Decide

Before you decide whether to take part

Sarah has just been invited to a clinical trial.

In the past week she has received:

a long participant information and consent form
two appointment letters
a pathology request
information about parking and travel
a list of her medications
three different phone numbers

She wants to say yes. She just isn't sure she understands everything she is agreeing to.

Clear information. In your language. On your terms.

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1Participant▶

Full Name *

Date of Birth *

Phone Number *

Email *

2Trial & Team▶

Trial Name *

Trial Number / Protocol *

Doctor / Principal Investigator *

Trial Nurse *

Trial Coordinator *

Site / Hospital *

3Documents▶

📄 Participant Information Sheet

📝 Optional Future Use of Samples

The approved documents are shown exactly as supplied. Nothing is rewritten — the PDF remains the source of truth.

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⚠ Synthetic demonstration — a fictional study (The HARBOUR Study), sample participant Sarah · SAMPLE-1. Not real medical or trial information.

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What you can do while reading▶

🌐TranslateSide by side with the English original

💬Help Me UnderstandIn simple words, with key takeaways

❓Ask About ThisAnswers grounded in the document

🔊Read AloudAny page, any speed, in English or your language

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