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Begin with your institution, the technology area you are exploring and your project context.
- 01Institution
- 02Programme
- 03Review
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Bring a clear brief to the first discussion.
Start with the institution, local context and capability you want to assess. A concise programme brief helps the technical conversation focus on feasibility, evidence gaps and ownership. Patient-identifiable data and confidential source documents are not needed to describe an initial institutional interest.
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Questions for the programme brief
Institution and purpose
Describe the organisation, country, programme lead and intended clinical, research or public-health use.
Current baseline
Summarise the facility, workforce and relevant operating capability already available.
Questions to resolve
List the product access, evidence, local pathway and transfer-scope questions that feasibility should address.
What to prepare for review
- A nonconfidential programme description
- The current facility and workforce baseline
- Named contact and feasibility priorities
Working environments
Start with your local context.
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Each folder highlights a review topic. The questions below help define your programme.
- Institution
- Start with the institution, location and programme lead.
- Scope
- Describe the capability and the facility baseline you want to assess.
- Review
- Review the brief before sharing programme-specific information.
