A community, not a course

Clinical Imagineers — show, tell,
and build the next bit of care.

A learning community for clinicians who wish to imagine and engineer novel solutions in care delivery. We swap lectures for show & tell, and problem-solution decks for problem sets. Bring the work you're in the middle of—and perhaps a problem spark you've frequently encountered.

Hosted by OnSet Health. Free to join. One new show & tell every other week.

The three rooms

Experiential by construction. The stage is set three ways.

01
Show & Tell

Members walk through what they're building right now — prototypes, pilots, dead ends, live wins.

02
Problem Sets

Weekly practical challenges drawn from every day care delivery. Submit a sketch, not a slide.

03
Field Notes

Learn what's new, what's working, and what's next, directly from people building it.

Show & Tell · This month

Current imagineerings

No polished case studies — just the work, as it is. Scroll for what's on the workbench this month.

LIVE
Pre-op

Consent-flow redesign

Two-week iteration turning a 14-question consent into a three-screen conversation. Draft + measurable misread-rate.

DW
Dr. Wren· with Peri-op nursing
Draft
Intra-op

The handoff card

A physical card shared from anesthesia to recovery. We are testing the card as a protocol, not as UI.

DO
Dr. Oladele
Shipped
Post-op

Audit shorthand

A compressed six-field post-op note that collapses nicely into OpNote. Twenty clinicians, two weeks.

MP
M. Park
LIVE
Admin

Block utilisation, honestly

A one-pager that shows when theatre blocks are wasted — without naming individuals. Pilot in week 3.

DF
Dr. Fraser
Problem Sets

Problem sets, not problem-solution decks.

Each week we publish a small, real constraint. You bring a sketch, a photo of a whiteboard, a three-paragraph note. We pair up and go from there.

Week 14 OPEN
Design an audit flow that catches one missed handoff a week.
Pick a phase (pre/intra/post). Sketch the smallest thing that would notice. Bring it Thursday.
Open →
Week 13
A consent page a patient reads in 40 seconds.
Constraint: one screen, no scrolling. Show the reading log.
Read →
Week 12
Make one scheduling friction disappear.
Name it. Remove it. Write three lines on what happened.
Read →

Field Notes

Real signals from clinics and technology.

One line only. Observed reality — not opinion. If it needs explanation, it's not a note yet. Volume beats polish.

42
Surgeon dictating notes while walking between rooms.
Clinical
31
Clinics still printing referrals and scanning them back in.
Clinical
27
Voice AI cuts admin time but breaks billing flows.
Technology
19
Patients drop off when forms take more than 2 minutes.
Clinical
16
FHIR export job silently doubled payload size after vendor patch.
Technology
14
Night shift reverted to voice handoffs when shared tablets hit 40% battery.
Clinical

one line, optional name, no deck.

Field Notes

Help us imagine this thing. What would make it useful to you?

Tell us the format, the rhythm, the problems you'd bring. Short is fine — we read everything.

Never shared. Never broadcast.