Discovery sprint
Rapid interviews, workflow mapping and prioritised requirements for a defined service area.
Digital health & communication
Design around the work, not the software.
We help teams define what technology or communication must accomplish before procurement or production begins—reducing ambiguity, rework and unsafe assumptions.
Discuss this serviceAll servicesThe value
What the work should make possible.
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Clear, prioritised requirements tied to real users and workflows
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A shared view of data, responsibility, handoffs and safeguards
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Accurate communication for professional, patient or public audiences
Typical deliverables
Specific outputs. Agreed from the outset.
Scope is selected around the decision and current stage. Not every engagement requires every output.
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Service discovery and current-state workflow maps
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EMR and hospital-management system requirements
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Registration, OPD, laboratory, pharmacy and billing flows
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Inventory, reporting and implementation requirements
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User stories, acceptance criteria and rollout plans
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Research proposals, grant and technical materials
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Patient information, professional education and policy briefs
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Evidence-led websites, digital messaging and brand strategy
Engagement formats
Support shaped to the work.
Product or workflow brief
A structured specification covering users, information, roles, safeguards and acceptance criteria.
Communication system
Evidence review, message architecture and production of a coherent set of knowledge products.
Working sequence
A clear route to the next decision.
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Observe
Understand users, decisions, information, pain points and existing workarounds.
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Model
Make workflows, responsibilities, data and exceptions visible.
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Specify
Prioritise requirements and define what acceptable delivery looks like.
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Enable
Prepare rollout, training, communication and learning materials.
Translational communication
Making an emerging pulmonary intervention understandable and useful.
Public experience includes a narrative review that organised developing uses of endobronchial valves beyond their established indication, connecting technical evidence with clinical context and appropriate uncertainty.
Transforming pulmonary care with applications of endobronchial valves beyond emphysema: a narrative review
Annals of Translational Medicine · 2025 · DOI: 10.21037/atm-25-138
First-authored by the founder of Medaxa and Partners; the journal record provides institutional affiliations and contribution details.
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What should this work make possible?
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