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Every case, in order.
Ten write-ups. The first three carry the point; the rest are the decisions behind them.
Featured
- 01 Making functional brain maps clinically inspectable Turning a black-box neuroimaging output into a workflow radiologists can inspect, adjust, and defend.
- 02 From MRI upload to a reviewable clinical result Redesigning the clinical operation around the viewer — upload, QA, worklist, recovery.
- 03 Finding the product underneath the science Defining the shared product model across a growing set of clinical and research capabilities.
Design decisions
- 04 Making model outputs adjustable without making them arbitrary Designing clinical controls that support inspection without eroding provenance.
- 05 When a measurement becomes a clinical claim A distance tool is not a small feature. It is a claim about anatomy.
- 06 Designing reporting into the image review workflow Making the report the outcome of interpretation, not a separate document.
- 07 Who owns an AI-assisted report? A request for a permission change was actually a question of clinical ownership.
- 08 Designing how the product learns after launch Separating product behaviour from clinical confidence in the feedback model.
- 09 Designing the operating layer of a clinical platform Administration as a first-class surface: hospitals, roles, modules, recovery.
Prior work