Healthmatch

10, Level 4/14 Waterloo St, Surry Hills NSW, 2010, Sydney, United States
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About Healthmatch

HealthMatch is driven by a mission to accelerate medical research allowing for faster and more efficient access to life-changing medication. Through technology that puts the metaphorical steering wheel back in the hands of the patient, our goal is to make the process of finding and accessing clinical trials as simple as possible for all. At HealthMatch the patient is always at the centre of everything we do.

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Dave V
GB

Gratitude! I am very grateful for this website! A one-stop shop for volunteering for clinical trials and studies. You all have taken the legwork over for us.

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Jim
GB

Still waiting for word if I am accepted… Still waiting for word if I am accepted by the study. You and your team was very responsive, very helpful and patient. I'm hoping that my participation will make a difference.

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Tara
GB

I'm honestly looking for a different… I'm honestly looking for a different route because I am struggling with medications that have awful side effects. Right now i am only intersted in mushroom (lsd) therapy. I have good memories from 12+ years ago and I'd like to see where that takes me. I get enough therapy otherwise. It's exhausting, if I may. Thank you for listening.

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Tina
GB

The site needs an milage limit for… The site needs an milage limit for applications. I spent a lot of time viewing possible trials only to see the were hundreds of miles away. With gas prices soaring it's too costly to travel more than a hundred miles away from home. But not given a milage limit I have to click on locations before even reviewing any trials.

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David C
GB

Need to list the questions first which may require doctor assistance The questions were simple, however I have a general suggestion for all studies. I noticed this with both the CANCER and CPAP questionnaires. I was unable to answer the questions without consulting my physican. That's fine, and there is a note to the left indicating so. BUT... what I didn't realize was, there was going to be MULTIPLE questions on which I needed assistance. You might preface the "difficult" questions by saying "The following questions may require assistance from your physican to answer: a, b, c" For example, SKIN CANCER asked what type I had {Melanoma, BCC, SCC} and I stopped the survey for a day until I could get that answer. I got the answer and then restarted the survey. next question: what stage: {0,1,2,3,4}. I had to ask again! Same thing happened on CPAP questions: What type of sleep apnea do you have, followed by , what level.

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