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microscopIA

Turn a clinical or health-system need into a defined project.

Research, economic evaluation, geospatial analysis, AI and biomedical engineering—with a clear scope, accountable team and agreed deliverables.

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Who are you working for?

Clinicians & investigators

Study design, analysis and publication support for a defined scientific question.

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Hospitals & health systems

Research capacity, service access and a coordinated portfolio of improvement projects.

Institutional partnerships

Governments & policymakers

Capacity mapping, economic evaluation and evidence to inform resource allocation.

Prepare a policy brief

Three ways to start.

Define the project

For an early question or uncertain scope.

Possible deliverables

A feasibility assessment, proposed methods, resource needs and a staged work plan.

Deliver a scoped project

For a defined question with an identified team and data pathway.

Possible deliverables

Agreed scientific or technical outputs, documented methods, review milestones and a handover package.

Develop a portfolio

For an institution with several linked priorities.

Possible deliverables

A prioritized project roadmap, agreed governance, coordinated workstreams and periodic progress reviews.

Each engagement is scoped and quoted separately. These are engagement models, not fixed-price packages or guarantees of results.

Know what happens next.

  1. Share the need

    Describe the decision, intended users, available resources and timing. Start with a non-confidential summary.

  2. Agree the scope

    Review feasibility, responsibilities, deliverables, milestones, fees and dependencies together.

  3. Authorize the work

    Confirm the agreement, applicable permissions and secure data arrangements before execution.

Prepare a useful first brief.

Select a topic, copy the checklist or open a prepared email to Jorge Racedo, Chief Executive Officer. Your email application opens for you to review and send.

Do not include patient-identifiable records, passwords, confidential datasets or unpublished third-party documents. Secure transfer is agreed after initial review.

jorge.racedo@microscopiatech.com
  • Your name, role, institution and country
  • Clinical, technical or policy problem
  • Decision or outcome the work should support
  • Population, setting and geographic coverage
  • Available data and authority to use it — description only
  • Desired deliverables, timeline and budget range
  • Scientific, ethics, procurement or technical constraints
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Need an estimate for an individual service?

Use the existing service simulator for supported services. Institutional, AI and engineering work receives a written proposal based on scope.

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Evaluate our work before commissioning yours.

Review the evidence, its publication status and microscopIA’s documented role. Project outcomes and third-party editorial or regulatory decisions cannot be guaranteed.

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Looking to join rather than commission?

Research participation and membership follow their own eligibility and selection routes. Paying for a service does not purchase authorship or a scientific appointment.

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