We know it can be hard to get the right information into the hands of your community when they need it most.

The Medli navigator allows a user to answer 2 simple questions to create a declaration of where they are on their pathway. The Medli platform allows a charity to load all their support information into Medli, so that their content is available to their community via the app.

Charities can organise their content by age, pathway stage and type, so that users see the information most relevant to their declaration. Charities can update their content as often as they like and users can change their declarations as often as they need to.

We found that it wasn’t enough to just encourage our community to download an app. We needed to encourage them to use it as well. But with so many competing demands, it’s hard to mobilise the right teams and to find time in the busy comms calendar to send all the messages you’d like your app users to hear. The Medli Nudge Builder allows a charity employee to create a series of nudges to encourage habitual app usage.

Charities can use our Medli rules engine to define a cohort of users and to create a series of always-on nudges, which are automatically sent to those cohorts when the conditions of those rules are met. Encourage your community to keep their health data up to date, to try new features you’ve built, to contribute data to research and to pursue whatever is the next best action for them!

You can encourage most app interactions, predicated on a set of nested rules. Nudges can significantly increase engagement and build usage habits.

Decide what you need to find out from your community. Create in-App Trackers to gather that data. Decide what questions you want to pose, which UI elements you want to use, what logic should be applied. Decide what insight you want to show with users contributing to your tracker.

Do all this in the Medli platform and make your tracker live in your App in minutes! When you’ve gathered enough input, use MAP (Medli Analytics Platform) our GUI analytics environment, to analyse the data you’ve gathered.

E-Consenting allows each charity to create their own E-consents, complete with age-specific patient information sheets, bespoke consents, and signature protocols.

Charities are uniquely placed to play a pivotal role in gathering research data from the communities they serve. All they’ve ever needed were the right tools.

Using the Medli Questionnaire Builder, a charity can publish their own questionnaires to the Medli App, allowing their community to provide the data researchers need, at their own convenience.

This is one of the many ways in which Medli can help a charity engage with their community.

Clinical Trial Data Sharing affords a digital and hence more flexible approach to setting up trials and obtaining consents from users so that their data can be shared with those trials.

Clinical Trial Descriptions allow a charity to add lay descriptions or other such explanatory notes to be seen by users interacting with the Medli Clinical Trial Finder, which sources its data from clinical trials.gov.

The Medli Analytics Platform (MAP) gives charities access to the Medli Cohort Builder and Query Builder. The combination of these MAP features allows a charity to build complex patient cohorts and queries to run against the PROMS data gathered from their community. Medli has applied for access to therapeutic-specific, national datasets so that we can provide charities with access to some of the following datasets: NHSD HES, DIDS, NCRAS, RDTS, SACT and ONS data.

Providing your community with a safe place to talk, which allows you a perspective on their concerns, while fulfilling your safeguarding responsibilities… can be challenging.

Medli lets a charity create discussion boards for their community. Keyword Alerts can be setup by a Charity Admin to advise their team of issues being raised within those boards. The Discussion board word cloud feature allows the admin to see a graphical representation of the major themes being discussed in the discussion board. Users are automatically given access to the discussion board associated with the charity to which they affiliate.

Users can comment on existing posts, create new Posts and be alerted when new comments are added to a specific post they are interested in.

RSS feeds allow charities to configure their own news feeds in the Medli Platform to keep their communities up to date with the latest charity and condition news delivered via the app.