Experience
Understanding, trust, cognitive burden, accessibility, and the quality of interaction.
Four research themes shape the study design, evaluation, and collaboration across CAPITAL's research.
Understanding
Can patients and learners make sense of the information, ask better questions, and know what to do next?
Clinical fit
Does an intervention support real workflows, responsibilities, and relationships rather than adding friction?
Safety & equity
Where can the system fail, who may be excluded, and what safeguards should shape evaluation?
Implementation
What evidence, governance, training, and local adaptation would responsible use require?
We aim to evaluate research outcomes that are relevant and contextual.
Workflow
Feasibility, timing, handoffs, workload, adoption, and fit with care processes.
Risk
Failure modes, escalation, oversight, privacy, equity, and unintended effects.
Value
Whether an intervention affects an outcome that matters enough to justify further study or use.