Health Research & Data Analytics
From study design to final analysis — evidence you can act on
Sound decisions require sound evidence. We design and conduct high-quality research and advanced analytical work — from epidemiological studies and disease modelling to real-time surveillance systems and data visualisation — helping clients understand what their data is really telling them.
Service Details
- Epidemiological study design and impact evaluations — including cluster-randomised trials, cohort studies, and cross-sectional surveys
- Statistical modelling of infectious and non-communicable diseases
- Routine health data analysis and interpretation (DHIS2, HMIS, EMRs)
- Health survey analysis (DHS, MICS, and household surveys)
- Data visualisation, dashboards, and reporting for decision-makers
- Integration and analysis of large-scale digital health platform data, including routine programme data and electronic health records
A Rigorous, End-to-End Analytical Process
Define the Question
We begin by working with you to sharpen the research question, select the appropriate study design, and identify the data sources that will give you the most reliable answer.
Build the Evidence
We conduct the analysis — whether that is an epidemiological study, a modelling exercise, a survey analysis, or a surveillance dashboard — using reproducible, documented methods throughout.
Translate the Findings
We deliver findings in formats that work for your audience: technical reports for research teams, policy briefs for decision-makers, interactive dashboards for programme managers, and co-author peer-reviewed journal articles.
Support What Comes Next
We can remain involved through implementation, provide training for your team to maintain analytical systems, or return for follow-on evaluation work.
WHO WE WORK WITH
Built for the Organisations Asking the Hardest Health Questions
This service is designed for:
- Academic researchers and research consortia needing statistical support for grant applications, trial analysis, or publication
- Government health agencies and ministries requiring disease burden estimation, surveillance data analysis, or programme evaluation
- International NGOs and implementing partners needing rigorous impact evaluations or M&E data analysis
- Global health institutions working with DHS, MICS, DHIS2, or similar datasets who need analytical expertise beyond their in-house capacity