An applied education package
Cases, decision-making exercises and reasoned feedback form a learning pathway within the planned apps. Learners practise connecting knowledge with clinical situations. Education package structure ↗
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Flagship 01 / Medicine and health information
Interactive
medical education.
A practical education package, professional summaries and public-facing apps form an evolving product family.
Our medical prototype develops an education programme delivered through apps and a web service for students and early-career doctors. The same knowledge base supports separate content and service pathways for professionals and the public.
MEDICINE / PROTOTYPEIN PREPARATION
Practise.
Apply.
Apply.
The core of the project
A shared knowledge base.
Different learning needs.
The planned education system primarily serves students in the final years of medical school, especially years five and six, and doctors at the beginning of their careers.
The package is designed for active, practical learning: students work through clinical cases, practise decisions, receive feedback and revisit illustrative background material when needed. The learning environment is planned for apps and a web service. Separate summaries address the practical needs of other healthcare professionals, alongside plain-language overviews for the public.
This allows the depth, language and presentation of knowledge to be adapted to its purpose. That is a central development task of the prototype.
Planned user pathways
Education, summaries
and plain-language information.
Executive summary
A clear professional summary concludes each topic. It is adapted to the work and learning needs of nurses and other healthcare professionals.
Health information in your pocket
Plain-language information is delivered through separate mobile apps. Further development of the Omalääkäri and Omasairaanhoitaja concepts includes a planned interactive pathway from information to professional advice. Apps and access to services ↗
From information to professional support
From learning
to access to services.
The aim is to connect interactive public health information with professional support in one service pathway. Users could first explore a topic, clarify their information needs and connect through the app with a doctor or nurse.
The Omalääkäri and Omasairaanhoitaja concepts are potential service pathways for further development. The prototype helps us design the user journey, presentation of information and professional role; the remote-service connection is at the planning stage.
Project development and consulting
From a concept
to phased delivery.
In this project, Akamedia combines scientific content, learning design and a digital service concept. Development focuses on content structure, user journeys, clear explanations and assessment of learning.
The approach developed in the project could later be applied to new medical topics, language versions and other disciplines. Content and quality assurance for each field are planned with its experts.
User groups and business model
The product family evolves
with users' needs.
Education packages, professional summaries and public-facing apps serve different purposes. Planned revenue sources include educational content subscriptions, organisational licences, sales of individual content packages and potential advice and remote services.
The offering will develop in stages based on user feedback, demand and available resources. The importance of different user groups and revenue sources may change over time.
The product family and planned revenue modelPublished content examples
Knowledge starts
to make sense.
Three source-based topic briefings illustrate content structure, open questions and an approach that supports learning. They are examples alongside the education solution in preparation.
Topic briefing 01
A new phase
in obesity care
Treatment options, research evidence and questions about long-term care.
Read the briefing Sources: WHOTopic briefing 02
AI
in medical practice
The potential, reliability and clinical evaluation of algorithms.
Read the briefing Sources: FDATopic briefing 03
When breast development
starts early
Premature thelarche and the onset of puberty, explained for families too.
Read the briefing PES / Endocrine Society 2026The education app and health information services are in preparation. The overviews published here are educational content examples.