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Supporting the Care Conversation

More clarity for your team and your patients.

Your patients may be exploring specialist care, a second opinion or a clinical trial. Fanoni helps you review public information and ask about practical support with the next steps, locally or internationally.

You remain responsible for clinical decisions. Providers and study teams confirm access and eligibility.

Read the study. Check the source.. Illustrative workflow: A listing does not confirm suitability or eligibility.

Bring research and practical next steps into the same care conversation.

Explore Trial Information
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Treating Teams

Review source-linked options and prepare a discussion with your patient.
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Research Teams

Discuss published study information, patient questions and a defined handoff.

Care, Research and Coordination

Support around the decisions you make.

For Treating Teams

Explore published trial requirements, recruiting status, sites and contacts. Prepare questions about specialist care and second opinions nearby or abroad. Use the original sources in your clinical review; provider coverage is limited.

Explore Treating Team Support
A clearer care conversation. Illustrative workflow: Clinical decisions stay with your treating team.
A defined research site handoff. Illustrative workflow: Clinical referrals require a separately approved workflow.

For Clinical Research Teams

Discuss a navigation workflow around your published studies, locations and patient questions. Agree how inquiries would reach the appropriate research team. Formal screening, informed consent and enrollment remain the study site’s responsibility.

Explore Clinical Research Team Support

Patient Coordination

Ask about administrative help with clinic calls, appointment requests, reminders, rescheduling and follow-up. We confirm available support, responsibilities and contact permissions before work begins. Every appointment needs provider confirmation.

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Keep the practical steps together. Illustrative workflow: Every appointment needs provider confirmation.

Keep the clinical team in control.

Fanoni’s role is research and navigation support around the care your team provides. Discuss a defined workflow for patient questions, appointment communication and administrative follow-up.

Agree responsibilities, permissions and any service fees before coordination starts. Clinical decisions stay with treating clinicians; screening and enrollment stay with research teams.

Discuss Your Workflow

Explore Sources

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Clinical Review

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Agree Support

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Confirm Next Steps

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Questions Before Your Next Step

Treating clinicians, clinical research teams and care coordinators can explore public care and trial information, and ask about a proposed navigation workflow. Fanoni also helps patients and families prepare questions for their treating team.

No. Physician case submission is not available through this website. Begin with a general workflow inquiry. Professional verification, patient permission and an approved case process must be confirmed before clinical information is shared. Do not send identifiable patient information by email.

No. Fanoni Care surfaces published study information and requirements for review. Treating clinicians consider clinical suitability, and the study team decides eligibility after formal screening. A search result is not a referral, a screening appointment or an enrollment decision.

Ask about available administrative coordination support. We first agree the scope, responsibilities and contact permissions. The public research app does not book appointments, and providers must confirm any appointment. Research teams retain their own screening and study-visit decisions.

Use general, non-identifying workflow questions for an initial inquiry. Do not email or upload patient records through this website. If clinical information is needed later, the team must confirm an approved channel, appropriate permissions and the relevant professional verification.

Yes. Ask about a defined program for study information, patient questions and administrative handoffs. Responsibilities, service availability and any fees must be agreed before work starts. An inquiry does not establish a partnership or guarantee referrals or enrollment.

How does Fanoni fit alongside a clinical team?

Fanoni supports information discovery and discussions about administrative coordination. It does not replace clinical judgment or site screening. Confirm an available service and approved handoff process before sending any case.

Sources and Further Reading

These sources provide background. They do not endorse Fanoni or confirm access to a provider or study.

Start a Conversation

Begin with your team’s questions.

A defined research site handoff. Illustrative workflow: Clinical referrals require a separately approved workflow.

Tell us what you want to discuss, without patient-identifying information. We can review available support and agree the next steps.

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Professional Inquiry

Your inquiry is saved in Fanoni’s private website inbox for the team to review. Keep your request general and do not include patient or medical details.

Keep this general. Do not include patient names, health records or other patient-identifying details. Maximum 1,000 characters.