Scientific policy advice for decision-makers
Our team supports strategic and policymaking decisions as well as planning processes in healthcare based on scientific evidence. We place particular emphasis on information systems, digitalization, evaluation, change processes, care models, needs-based planning, and global health policy.
Science communication and knowledge transfer
Our team tailors knowledge to specific target audiences and supports communication and transfer through various formats, ranging from digital media to policy dialogues.
Reviews, evidence syntheses, and meta-analyses
Our team consolidates knowledge: we have published more than 24 reviews in national and international journals, with a cumulative impact factor of 100.8. Our reports are cited 59 times more often than those of other researchers (relative citation rate) and offer high policy relevance. We produce scientific evidence reviews for decision-makers and UN organizations within 8 to 12 weeks.
IT-implementation and integration
Our team develops and evaluates tailored IT-solutions, especially in fragile and fragmented contexts. To this end, we implement innovative technologies for inter-connected knowledge, e.g. based on peer-to-peer technologies and edge computing.
Spatial analysis and data visualization
Our team supports spatial analysis, data visualization, and dashboards—making geography and numbers tangible.
Founder and Scientific Director
Kayvan Bozorgmehr is a medical doctor, social epidemiologist and health systems researcher with more than 13 years of experience in public health and health service research, including knowledge transfer and capacity building. He has led more than 15 projects as principle investigator, has published more than 200 academic papers and has been consultant to UN-organisations, national ministries, and non-governmental organisations.
Co-Founder and Managing Director
Amir Mohsenpour is a physician, social epidemiologist, and occupational health advisor with over 10 years of experience in public health research, particularly focusing on social and environmental determinants of refugee health. In addition to more than 40 scientific publications, he has longstanding experience and engagement in nationwide networks for young public health professionals.