Research and engineering
Clinical insight.
Engineering discipline.
We examine clinical requirements, test design decisions and review software behaviour. Research, engineering and clinical expertise inform each stage of our work.
How we work
A systematic approach to medical software.
- 01
Research
Examine the clinical context, the information involved and the constraints of the task. Define the requirements before choosing a technical approach.
- 02
Prototype
Use prototypes to test interactions and compare design choices. Make assumptions explicit so they can be examined and challenged.
- 03
Test
Review content, functionality and behaviour against the requirements. Clinical and technical perspectives help identify gaps and limitations.
- 04
Refine
Apply findings to the interface, implementation and supporting content. Revisit earlier decisions when the evidence calls for a change.
Clinical context
Understand the work behind the interface.
A workflow includes more than a sequence of actions. Time pressure, interruptions and the way information is interpreted all influence how software is used. We bring those conditions into the design and review process.
Technical review
Review behaviour in context.
We review how software handles input, responds to interaction and presents information. Performance, access controls and maintenance requirements belong in the same assessment.
Work with ENKI
A conversation grounded in practice.
Contact us to discuss a clinical challenge, a technical question or a research partnership.