Publish a study

Tell people you are recruiting.

Write what your study is, who you need, and how to reach you. It appears on the study board where patients and caregivers are already looking. You get a private link showing how many people opened it, clicked through to screen themselves, and asked how to take part.

People who are interested email you directly. We never collect anything about them, so there is no list of names to receive and none to look after.

Free. No account. Takes about two minutes.

Study title *

Plain words beat the official protocol title. This is what a parent reads first.

Condition *

Phase or study type

What is the study? *

Say what a participant actually does. Visits, procedures, time commitment.

Who are you looking for? *

The main things that decide whether someone can join. Not the full criteria list.

Where

Institution or sponsor

NCT number *

Required, and checked against ClinicalTrials.gov before your listing goes up. This is what lets a reader confirm the study is real, and it is why nobody can post a study that does not exist.

Link for more detail

Study contact address, shown publicly *

This is displayed on the listing. People who are interested write to it themselves. We do not collect their details and do not forward anything, so this address is the entire route to you. Use a study inbox rather than a personal one.

What we do not do. We do not screen anyone on your behalf, do not verify that a person who contacts you is eligible, and do not promise anyone will apply. We also never handle a patient's details: there is nowhere on this site for them to enter any, by design. A listing is a notice board, not a recruitment service, and anyone who reaches you still has to be screened by you against the full protocol.