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Registry Media Kit

The UI Health Research Registry is a web-based matchmaking platform where volunteers can interact with health studies of all kinds. The welcoming interface makes research approachable for the volunteer, and study teams benefit from a user-friendly interface that makes managing recruitment efforts easy.

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IMPORTANT!

The UIC IRB considers UIHRR communications directed toward potential participants to be human subject recruitment. All marketing efforts must be reviewed and approved by the IRB. If you need assistance with custom materials, please contact our regulatory specialist, Rachel Olech at rolech@uic.edu and cc Lauren Rieger, laurenw@uic.edu.

With previously consented participants

(Requires additional IRB approval)

Every day researchers at the University of Illinois Chicago are exploring new ideas aimed at preventing, treating or curing disease and improving our ability to live longer, healthier lives.

Unfortunately there is a very real shortage of research volunteers whose participation in studies could help move these potentially life-changing ideas into the clinics and hospital where they might benefit patients.

Because it can be difficult for people to find studies that fit their needs, and for researchers to find people who fit their studies, the University of Illinois Chicago launched the UI Health Research
Registry.

We invite you to learn more about this research matchmaking portal and how it can help you make a difference in the lives of others and the health of our communities.

We want to create a healthier future by changing the way people get involved in research. Be heard, make a difference and learn more about participating in research today.

Our team is here to answer any questions! Learn more about taking part in health research by reviewing frequently asked volunteer questions, emailing healthresearch@uic.edu or calling (312) 355-8450.

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