Empowering Patients to Shape the Future of Healthcare
At JunipR Research, we believe patients are the true experts of their own health. Your experience and insights are invaluable, they deserve to be heard and make a difference. Too often, healthcare solutions are developed without patient input, leading to products and services that may not fully meet real-life needs. We want to change that, together with you.
Your lived experience matters.
Patients have answers.
Together, we co-create better healthcare solutions.
Why your participation matters
By joining our activities, you help:
- Ensure treatments reflect real patient needs.
- Influence healthcare innovations from the very beginning.
- Help reduce time and resources wasted on ineffective solutions for patients.
Your Privacy, Our Commitment
We understand that sharing your experience is personal. That’s why protecting your privacy is our highest priority.
For detailed information on how we handle your personal data, please read our Data Privacy Notice.
How we use your data
Your responses and personal data will be solely to help develop better healthcare products and services. We never share your information with third parties without your explicit consent.
How we protect your data
Our systems are secured, using strong encryption and following all regulations to protect your data from unauthorized access and misuse.
Your rights
You have the right to access, modify, or delete your personal data at any time. If you have any concerns or questions, you can contact us directly to review or update your information.
Ongoing Patient Engagement Projects
Chronic Cluster Headaches
We are looking for participants who like to share their experience living with chronic headaches.
Presbyopia / Keratoconus
For a study with a novel contact lens, we are looking for patients with Presbyopia and/or Keratoconus, to provide feedback on the study design and informed consent.
Healthy Volunteers
Do you like to improve patient facing materials, such a patient brochures or informed consent forms?
Do you like to provide feedback on prototypes of medical software or medical tools?
Sign up - we would love to have you involved.
