Selected projects
Projects
Applied work across public health, data, digital processes and responsible AI.
A selection of applied work across public health, data and digital transformation. The examples are described at a public and aggregate level, focused on the problem, contribution and practical result.
Health Situation Diagnosis and Municipal Health Planning
Population evidence structured to support local priorities and public-health planning decisions.
- Focus
- Indicators, territory, health needs and operational interpretation for public decision-making.
- Result
- A clearer working basis for local discussion without exposing personal or sensitive information.
Screening Programme Dashboards
Monitoring views that make screening programmes easier to follow, prioritise and manage.
- Focus
- Prioritisation, exceptions, monitoring cadence and rapid performance interpretation.
- Result
- Less reliance on ad hoc analysis and better operational visibility.
Digital Surveillance Bulletins
More consistent production of public-health bulletins and recurring communication products.
- Focus
- Data preparation, repeatable routines and clear public-health communication.
- Result
- Reduced manual work and greater consistency across periodic publications.
Sanitary Pool Records
Moving paper-based administrative processes into records that are easier to consult and audit.
- Focus
- Administrative requirements, traceability, team adoption and document clarity.
- Result
- A more transparent workflow with less friction in record management.
ICTUSnet and Pathway Coordination
Collaborative work around stroke pathways, shared information and coordination between teams.
- Focus
- Interoperability, response times, data quality and stakeholder alignment.
- Result
- A clearer shared frame for clinical, operational and technology decisions.
AI, NLP and GIS Prototypes
Practical exploration of AI, text processing and geospatial analysis in public-health problems.
- Focus
- Technical feasibility, operational usefulness, privacy, governance and human review.
- Result
- Clearer criteria for deciding which ideas should move from prototype to implementation.
How This Work Is Run
Decision clarity
Start with who decides, at what cadence, and which indicator changes action.
Realistic maintenance
Prefer solutions teams can update, explain and audit after launch.
Visible governance
Treat privacy, traceability and human accountability as design requirements.