Partner with Real Data, Better AI
Bring a challenge, contribute a capability or support the collaboration needed to move from dialogue to action.
You do not need a fully developed project to start. We ask for a clear description of your interest and a named contact who can help determine the next step.
Choose the contribution you can make
Knowledge contributors
For researchers, clinicians, patient representatives, data specialists and other practitioners.
What we ask
Identify your area of expertise; suggest one practical case, question or resource; indicate your availability to contribute to a focused discussion or working activity.
What the collaboration can offer
Exchange with other contributors, opportunities to inform shared resources and a role in developing the practical agenda. Participation and publication are agreed according to relevance, scope and available capacity.
First step
Send a short professional profile and a proposed contribution.
Territory and delivery partners
For health systems, regions, universities, laboratories, technology organisations and other implementation partners.
What we ask
Nominate an operational contact; describe the capabilities your organisation could offer; identify one priority use case or population; outline any known conditions affecting feasibility.
What the collaboration can offer
Consideration for relevant project opportunities, discussions with complementary partners and participation in scoped feasibility or implementation work. Inclusion in the network does not guarantee a project or funding.
First step
Send a one-page capability note covering your organisation, geography, expertise, available resources and proposed role. An initial discussion does not require patient-level or confidential data.
Funding and strategic partners
For organisations seeking to support the movement's shared work or develop a specific real-world project.
What we ask
Identify the strategic question or activity you want to support; nominate a sponsor and working contact; indicate the intended timeframe and available resources or budget parameters.
What the collaboration can offer
An agreed plan for supporting shared activities, or a route to a separately scoped project proposal. Deliverables, participation, funding and reporting are defined in a written agreement.
First step
Request a partnership conversation and clarify whether your interest is shared learning, support for the movement or a specific project.
Ready to start? A short introduction is all it takes.
Contact usDelivery partner: Atlas Health
From a health question to a real-world project
Atlas Health helps organisations explore whether a health challenge can become a feasible real-world project, activate the right partners, territories and data infrastructures to deliver it, and, where it makes sense, extend the approach to other populations and territories. Atlas Health does not hold or centralise data; it works with existing health systems, research institutions and data custodians. Any engagement is scoped and contracted separately from the movement.
Explore
Test whether a health challenge can become a feasible real-world project: population, outcomes, data, territory, governance.
Activate
Bring together the territory, data custodians and scientific and technology partners needed to deliver it.
Scale
Where results justify it, adapt the approach to other populations and territories.
To start a project conversation, it helps to share:
- The health question or challenge, even if not yet a research question.
- The population, territory or setting of interest.
- The decision you need to make and your intended timeframe.
Ready to explore a project?
A short conversation is all it takes to determine whether a challenge is worth exploring further.
Discuss a project questionTaking part in the movement never requires working with Atlas Health, and support for the movement does not include an Atlas Health project unless explicitly agreed. Learn more about Atlas Health →
Support for the movement and funding for a project
Support for the movement contributes to agreed shared activities such as convening, learning and knowledge development. Project funding pays for a defined scope of work, deliverables and responsibilities. These arrangements are documented separately, with a clear contracting organisation and budget.
What happens after you contact us
Clarify the purpose
We discuss the challenge or contribution and identify the relevant decision-maker.
Agree a focused brief
We define the question, intended outcome, possible partners and next decision.
Assess feasibility and resources
For a project, this includes relevant scientific, data, governance and delivery requirements.
Agree the next step
This may be a shared learning activity, further exploration or a separately funded project with defined responsibilities.
There is no automatic progression from community participation to a paid project. Each engagement is assessed and agreed on its own scope. Contact us to start a conversation.