What we think about
the part of recovery nobody does.
Writing and talks on the wait between diagnosis and therapy, the design discipline of regulated clinical software, and the sequencing of evidence in digital therapeutics. Published as we finish it.
A patient is diagnosed on a Tuesday in March. The system will pay for almost everything that happens next — except the one thing that might have helped.
Across a dozen specialties, clinicians have independently discovered the same thing — that the time between a diagnosis and the first day of treatment is clinically active on its own. Nobody has yet named the category it forms.
Quiet dispatches.
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