Support participation
Provide relevant information, question-level assistance and multilingual interactions across supported workflows.
Connect research participation with people's ongoing experience of care.
Configure consented, multilingual interactions and longitudinal information collection around a defined programme, population or research purpose.
Start with a focused survey or participant experience, with shared foundations that can support the next stage.
People bring experience, circumstances and priorities that add context to structured information. Carecircle provides configurable ways to capture and understand that context.
Provide relevant information, question-level assistance and multilingual interactions across supported workflows.
Configure surveys and structured assessments, including patient-reported outcomes and experiences, with study-specific instrument and scoring requirements agreed for the programme.
Bring participants’ responses and authorised history together to understand how their experiences change over time.
Enable consented information and participation to support appropriately governed research, service learning and improvements in care.
A programme wants to understand how people experience care over time, using structured questions and their own accounts.
Agree the protocol, participant experience, consent and permitted uses.
Shape questions, language content, support and relevant collection requirements.
Build a consistent record over time, within the programme’s agreed purpose and governance.
Use authorised information for the defined research or service-learning purpose.
Illustrative configuration. The protocol, access model and any specialist components are established for each programme.
Information belongs to the person it relates to.
Participation is voluntary. The purpose, consent requirements and appropriate access are defined for the programme, with permissions governing how information is shared and used.
Carecircle provides shared identity, relationships, records and interaction capabilities. Your programme defines the research requirements and the governance around their use.
A focused tool can be a complete starting point. Extend into further interactions, populations or care and research settings when they serve your purpose.
The same foundations remain available as the configured experience grows: identity, person-owned information, consent, communication and governed workflows.