iClusion: Every patient should have access to every treatment option, and thus also to participating in clinical trials. Currently around 5% of cancer patients participate in clinical trials, whereas 50% to 80% want to participate, as indicated by market research. iClusion aspires to increase the participation of cancer patients in clinical trials from 5% to 25% by increasing their accessibility to innovative treatments and chances for better outcomes. How do we do this? Professional Service 'Trial Eye' (www.trial-eye.com) The online clinical trial infrastructure 'Trial Eye' may dramatically shorten the completion of patient recruitment by increasing recruitment rates and allowing immediate enrolment by standardising and harmonising local study start up procedures for the entire Trial Eye study site network. 'Trial Eye' connects oncologists, sponsors, and sites, while study start-up procedures have already been implemented compliant with regulatory requirements. Public Service 'Heyleys' (www.heyleys.nl) **This service is currently only implemented in The Netherlands ** Heyleys provides the general public with information on all recruiting oncology trials. Heyleys helps patients to prepare their conversation on extra treatment options (through clinical trial participation) with their treating oncologist. Oncologists can then use their own 'Trial Eye' infrastructure to actually inform and include (or refer) a patient when a matching trial has been found.