Services
MCRC Health helps health and social-service organizations define the right question, choose defensible methods, and turn findings into practical next steps.
Core services
Engage MCRC Health for a focused piece of work or for continuity from early design through analysis, reporting, and implementation.
Turn an important problem into a feasible, defensible study with clear questions, measures, procedures, governance, and analysis plans.
Evaluate implementation, experience, reach, outcomes, and opportunities to improve or scale a program.
Answer focused questions through transparent reviews and translate a complex literature into conclusions leaders can act on.
Use interviews, focus groups, observations, surveys, and integrated designs to explain what numbers alone cannot.
Develop practical measures, analyze survey or administrative data, and present results with the context and limitations decision-makers need.
Practical lectures, workshops, and facilitated sessions tailored to the decisions, methods, and challenges your team faces.
Specialized capability
For teams building, buying, or evaluating digital health and AI, MCRC Health connects technical development with clinical context, safety, evidence, and implementation.
Explore digital health and AIDefine intended use, claims, measures, and staged validation.
Plan for failure modes, bias, human review, and monitoring.
Bring end users, clinicians, leaders, and lived experience into development.
Assess workflow fit, readiness, adoption, and real-world outcomes.
Good fit
Evaluate services, strengthen implementation, and translate findings into operational decisions.
Demonstrate impact, improve programs, and build evidence that is credible to participants, teams, and funders.
Develop evaluation frameworks, interpret evidence, and support transparent policy or investment decisions.
Design defensible studies, validate digital tools, and connect technical development with clinical and implementation realities.
How engagements work
Define the decision, audience, setting, constraints, and what useful evidence would look like.
Agree on methods, roles, deliverables, timing, governance, and a proportionate level of effort.
Complete the work transparently, with regular communication and attention to emerging context.
Translate results into practical recommendations, communication products, and implementation priorities.
Questions
A research and evaluation consultant helps an organization define answerable questions, select appropriate methods, collect or analyze data, interpret findings, and communicate practical recommendations.
MCRC Health works with health systems, governments, community and social-service organizations, research teams, clinicians, and digital health developers internationally.
Yes. We can begin with a focused scoping phase to clarify the decision, questions, methods, deliverables, timeline, and level of effort before a larger engagement.
Cost depends on the question, methods, sample, available data, deliverables, and timeline. We scope the smallest defensible approach and provide a clear proposal before work begins.
Yes. Support can be limited to study design, measurement, analysis, facilitation, reporting, training, or another defined component when that is the most useful role.
Share the question, setting, and desired timeline—even if the scope is still taking shape.
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