We use visual data to drive improvements in clinical outcomes
HCPs act on data
HCPs demand trustworthy, balanced and comprehensive sources of information to inform their clinical decisions. Our HCP-centric data visualisations are rapidly accessible and meaningful, driving real-world change in practice.
Data design for positive change in clinical practice
Giving HCPs what they need to make better clinical decisions, faster
Patient-centric clinical trials
Unlocking the full potential of EHR data
Andrew joined infogr8 in May 2023, bringing with him a wealth of experience in medical education across every therapy area and drug development phase over his 15-year career in the field.
Andrew has deep knowledge and a strong reputation as an expert in modern medical education, using data and AI to provide the evidence needed for HCPs to make better, quicker clinical decisions. His work spans a broad spectrum of topics within healthcare, from Real World Evidence to AI-based EHR analysis to drive measurable improvements in patient health.
If you’d like to learn more about how we can help you achieve your goals, you can book into Andrew’s diary or leave him a note.
infogr8 take complex requirements and interpret them in the right way. When presented with financial experts, they hold their ground by listening and asking the right questions. The drafts and ideas that follow fit with the brand, with engaging results. We’ve seen a real uplift in our online engagement metrics.
They’re also fantastic to work with – they really understand data, are passionate, reliable and easy to communicate with.I know my work is in good hands.
It looks phenomenal. We did some last minute training this morning for those who will be staffing the booth. While demo-ing, I occasionally looked up from the screen to the audience. I kept seeing nodding, smiling faces. That never happens to me when I speak in public.
And I certainly never see expressions of “wow, that is cool”. Which I kept seeing.
A dedicated team who worked really hard to exceed my expectations. Ben is a real credit to the team - he should get a medal for his patience with me!
