Patient comprehension and usability

Health information people can actually understand and use.

Two halves of the same job: finding out how patients understand and use what you built, and writing and shaping patient-facing material so they can. Research when you need evidence, content when you need it to read plainly.

Start a conversation How I work
RecentOncology medical education research
RecentSubstance use patient education
RecentDigital health program evaluation
BasedBirmingham, working remotely

Three ways to work together

Scope is set after we talk, not before.
01

Patient Comprehension and Usability Review

A structured read on whether the people your product was built for can understand it and use it.

Fixed scope and price · two weeks
02

Patient Experience Research

Mixed-methods studies with patients and clinicians, including selecting and validating the outcome measures you report on.

Scope and timeline set per project
03

Health Content and Research Translation

Patient education, plain-language rewrites, and turning evidence into white papers, manuscripts, posters, and decks.

Scope and timeline set per project

Not sure which one you need? A short scoping review names the problem and what it would take to fix it. It stands on its own if you go no further.

Scoping review

Who I work with

Health technology teamsBuilding something patients have to use on their own
Medical education and medical affairsStudies that have to hold up in print
Patient education and communicationsMaterial that has to be understood the first time
Programs and fundersEvidence that a program reached the people it was for

If your work sits near any of these, or you have a question that does, it is worth a conversation.

Everything starts with a conversation.

No charge and nothing to sit through. Tell me what you are working on and what is giving you trouble, and I will tell you whether there is a project here and whether I am the right person for it.

Start a conversation or hello@tarasovich.com