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Inclusion as Clinical Infrastructure
Clinical infrastructure
Inclusion as Clinical Infrastructure: How to Build a Data Layer That De-Risks Trial Design
16 min read
Using Lived-Experience Data
Protocol design
Using Lived-Experience Data to De-Risk Protocols Before You Lock the Design
14 min read
Portfolio-Level Inclusion
Portfolio strategy
Portfolio-Level Moves That Make Trials More Representative
12 min read
28 Apr
2026
Regulation
MHRA 2026: the regulatory revolution that changes everything for inclusivity and patient engagement
12 min read →
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Thought leadership

In-depth articles for clinical development leaders

Inclusion as Clinical Infrastructure
Clinical infrastructure
Inclusion as Clinical Infrastructure: How to Build a Data Layer That De-Risks Trial Design
16 min read
Using Lived-Experience Data
Protocol design
Using Lived-Experience Data to De-Risk Protocols Before You Lock the Design
14 min read
Portfolio-Level Inclusion
Portfolio strategy
Portfolio-Level Moves That Make Trials More Representative
12 min read
28 Apr
2026
Regulation
MHRA 2026: the regulatory revolution that changes everything for inclusivity and patient engagement
12 min read →
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02
The conversation the industry keeps avoiding
On patient advisory boards, portfolio-level thinking, and the argument I am taking to Boston.
23 March 2026
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03
The window of opportunity is shorter than you think
On regulatory trajectories, why GDPR is actually an advantage, and what I am bringing to Boston.
16 March 2026
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04
The uncle that only comes for Christmas
On follow-through failures, algorithmic assumptions, and what a patient summit reminded me.
9 March 2026
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05
Your patient advisory board is not community engagement
Why the distinction matters and what real infrastructure looks like.
2 March 2026
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06
Health equity is not a communications problem
Why the industry has been solving the wrong problem for decades.
23 February 2026
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07
2,000 people joined our platform in 6 weeks. Here is what worked.
The honest account of what drove early traction and what we would do differently.
16 February 2026
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08
This week at Unwritten Health: data gaps, Europe, and what comes next
A look at where things stand and what the European opportunity looks like.
9 February 2026
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09
Chapter one of 2026 is complete. Now the real work begins.
What January taught us and why this moment in the market matters.
2 February 2026
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10
When community engagement becomes recruitment, everyone loses
The line between genuine engagement and extraction, and what to do instead.
26 January 2026
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11
Funding, lived experience, and the cost of accountability
On who pays for real community involvement and what changes that.
17 January 2026
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