Six themes from the frontline
Shaping the conversation on responsible, clinician-centred health innovation.
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Holistic implementation science
Not only whether something works in trial, but how it lands in the hands of clinicians, in the workflows they live with, and in the systems they serve.
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Kenya
Digital sovereignty
Working with governments and institutions on data residency, infrastructure independence, and the conditions under which countries can adopt advanced digital health technologies while retaining control of the data they generate.
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Responsible and pragmatic data sharing
Practical frameworks for clinical data sharing that respect patient privacy, national sovereignty and the realities of low-resource health systems, without defaulting to the data-extraction patterns of conventional global health technology.
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Kenya
Meaningful AI for the frontline clinician
AI built from real operational data, grounded in human context, designed to free clinicians for the work only humans can do rather than to treat the workforce as the variable to be optimised away.
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Kenya
Ethical governance of health technologies
Convening governments, multilateral institutions, professional societies and innovators around the governance frameworks that trustworthy adoption at scale requires.
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Kenya
The wellbeing of the clinical workforce
Naming what too few are willing to: that the moral injury, burnout and attrition of the clinical workforce is a structural health system problem rather than an individual one, and that addressing it is part of building sustainable care.
Tell us where the gap is
We only take on a handful of engagements each year. If what you’re building doesn’t fit neatly into a category, that’s usually a good sign.