Clinical Trial Participant Experience
The participant's side of research: consent clarity, burden, and feeling valued.
4 questions · 1 page · about 2 minutes to answer · fully editable after you start
Trials succeed on retention, and participants stay when the experience respects them: consent that was genuinely understood, visit burden that matches what was promised, results and progress shared rather than absorbed silently. This survey measures the participant experience mid-trial, where dropout prevention actually happens.
The burden-versus-promised gap is the signal to watch for dropout; the would-participate-again answer, collected at exit, is the site's recruitment reputation being written.
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Being part of the study
This survey asks what taking part in the trial has been like for you. Your answers help us make participation easier and clearer for others. It takes about 2 minutes. This form is not an emergency service. If you need urgent medical help, call your local emergency number.
Q1.How true are these?*
| No | Partly | Yes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| I genuinely understood what I consented to | |||
| Visit time and burden match what was promised | |||
| The team treats me as a partner, not a subject | |||
| I know how to raise concerns |
Q2.How burdensome is participation right now?*
Q3.What almost made you drop out, if anything?
Q4.Would you join another study with this team?
- Yes
- Maybe
- No
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