Influencing the Conversation
Influencers: what used to be a relatively unknown term a few years ago, has grown into a bona fide job for many. In fact, Google […]
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Is artificial intelligence changing healthcare?
Artificial intelligence (AI) technology is quickly advancing to improve the speed of diagnosis, predict the success of drug discoveries and provide virtual assistance to patients.1 The […]
Changing Strategy: A Story from our Managing Director
While on holiday this year my kids provided a perfect illustration of how sometimes tactics get confused with strategy and the power of a true […]
300000000000000 base pairs later…
Personalised, precision, stratified, whatever you call tailored healthcare it has been a key point of discussion now for many years. There is undoubtedly a slow […]
Huntington’s in 2018: A Breakthrough Year
At Clark Health, we are always looking for the next “big thing” in healthcare. With several neuroscience graduates in our team and our broad experience […]
No wonder hippies look so happy! Maybe there’s some magic in those mushrooms?
Recently, there have been a number of reports and studies exploring the potential therapeutic applications of currently illicit drugs. Cannabis is breaking down barriers in […]
How we’re building our Library of Change
Over the past couple of months we have been sharing some insights into our Delivering ChangeTM planning model. In the final blog of this series […]
Let’s talk about it: a new perspective on first aid training
We work in the area of mental health for one of our clients, which means we can list off the names of prominent thinkers in […]
What kind of change are WE talking about?
In this third blog in our series about Delivering Change we provide a brief overview of what CHC means when we talk about change. ‘Change’ […]
Got a gut feeling everything is a hallucination? You may not be wrong!
We’ve been talking a lot about Delivering ChangeTM as of late, and one of the key components of the Delivering ChangeTM process is to seek external sources […]
