For organizations & digital health
In digital health especially, the market is crowded and the bar for trust is rising. Clinicians, enterprise buyers, payers, and investors all ask the same question: where's the evidence? I help you generate it, measure it rigorously, and communicate it credibly — so your claims rest on data, not adjectives.
The credibility gap
Polished marketing and a confident pitch only carry you so far. The moment a sophisticated buyer, a clinical advisor, or a diligence team looks closely, vague claims fall apart — and so does trust. Rigorous, independent-minded evidence is what separates the companies that get adopted from the ones that get politely declined.
How I help
I work as an embedded methodologist — bringing academic-grade rigor to a commercial timeline.
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Designing studies — pilots, pre/post evaluations, RCTs, real-world evidence, and pragmatic designs — that can actually support the claims you want to make, scoped to your stage and budget.
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Defining and validating the metrics that matter — clinical, behavioral, engagement, and economic — so what you report is meaningful and hard to dispute.
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Rigorous, reproducible analysis with honest interpretation — including the limitations — because credibility comes from claims that hold, not claims that overreach.
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White papers, evidence summaries, and outcome reports that translate findings for clinicians, buyers, and investors without diluting the rigor underneath.
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An independent review of your existing evidence — or a target's — to surface what's solid, what's shaky, and what would strengthen the case.
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Ongoing methodological guidance as a fractional research lead or advisor, from research roadmap to publication strategy.
Digital health focus
"[Replace with a client quote that names a concrete result — a study that closed an enterprise deal, evidence that satisfied diligence, an outcome report clinicians trusted.]"
— [Title, Company]Let's build your evidence
Tell me what you're trying to prove and to whom. I'll outline what credible evidence would take.