Approach · From healthcare to projects

Healthcare taught me to run projects.

Every therapy plan is a small project: assess the need, set goals, coordinate a team, document everything and measure progress. I now do the same in tech.

Same skills, new setting

SkillIn healthcare & researchIn project work
AssessDiagnostic assessmentDiscovery and requirements
PlanTherapy goals and plansScope, milestones and priorities
CoordinateCare teams and familiesCross-functional stakeholders
DocumentClinical notes and research dataBriefs, templates and project documentation
MeasureProgress tracking and statisticsStatus reporting and outcomes
SimplifyExplaining care to clientsClear outputs from complex topics

Methods

Methods I use, and where

My default is a hybrid model: a clear plan, scope and priorities up front, then delivery in short iterations with regular feedback.

MethodWhat it meansWhere I used it
Hybrid project modelTraditional planning, agile deliverySecure Privacy content projects
PrioritisationImportance and urgency, ranked P1, P2, P3Content quality & visibility recovery
Iterative deliveryAudit, fix, verify, then repeatSite-by-site rollout
Pilot and phased rolloutProve it on a small set firstFirst 50 GDPR regulation pages
Gap analysisMarket, regulation, company and user needs side by sideEU AI Act readiness
Stakeholder communicationWeekly updates, Slack, short briefsCEO and developer at Secure Privacy
PrototypingReview the format before productionGDPR enforcement series
SMART goals and dashboardsMeasurable targets, tracked over timeJOGO Health: leads, conversion and retention
RACI, Gantt, risk levelsRoles, schedule and risk responseProject management course, IHM

Method

Four steps, every project

Scope

Understand the real need and agree what done looks like.

Plan

Break the work into steps, owners and priorities.

Coordinate

Keep stakeholders aligned with clear, regular updates.

Deliver and review

Ship a clear output, then check what worked.

See the method in action