Secure Investment
Strengthen your case for securing further investment by building rigorous and evidence-based business cases.
Clinical Research
Build evidence and publish research for care at home
Leverage the expertise of our clinical research team to demonstrate value and optimize performance of your care-at-home program.
Partner with our experts to advance your program and the care-at-home field
Measure Improvement
Identify areas of improvement to accelerate the achievement of your program’s desired outcomes.
Publish Findings
Contribute to the broader evidence base for care at home, advancing the understanding and necessity of this care model.
The benefits of partnering with
our clinical research team
We understand that our partners’ primary focus is on patient care, and they may have limited time for research. That’s why we have a dedicated team in place to offer comprehensive support
Our dedicated team can support with all or part of the research process, allowing your team to concentrate on delivering care.
Fill in research expertise gaps with our multidisciplinary group of physicians, clinical researchers, and epidemiologists.
Let us help you get the data-driven insights to make informed decisions about how to improve your program.
By outsourcing research to our experienced team, we can help reduce the time it takes to get research published.
Explore our technology
Full-scale support across
the entire research process
Study design & planning
Research ethics & IRB submissions
Data analysis
Protocol development
Preparation of manuscripts
Publication submission
Meet our clinical research team
Matt Wilkes
Nicole Zahradka
Juliana Pugmire
Matt Wilkes
Matt Wilkes MBChB PhD MCEM FRCA
Director of Clinical Affairs
Dr Wilkes has oversight for the Clinical Research Program at Current Health. He is an anaesthetist and critical care doctor, and visiting senior lecturer at the School of Sport, Health and Exercise Science at the University of Portsmouth. His research interests include the effects of the environment on human physiology and behaviour, remote care, wearable measurement of vital signs and human performance.
