Partnerships

Connecting data and joint projects to BIOS.

We work with clinics, laboratories, pharmaceutical companies, research centres and medical technology developers, starting with one task and a measurable outcome.

Ways to collaborate Propose a project
Partner network
LaboratoriesResults and trends
Pharma and biotechResearch programmes
ClinicsContinuous monitoring
DevicesData over time
Authorised data exchangeShared value

Partnership formats

Six ways to work together

We start with a single, bounded use case.

For laboratories01 / Diagnostics

Send results to BIOS

Units, reference intervals, dates and provenance are retained alongside every measurement.

  • structured data exchange
  • trends across repeat tests
  • display quality checks
For clinics02 / Clinic network

Receive prepared enquiries

The user chooses a partner clinic and grants the doctor access only to the data needed for the consultation.

  • access only with consent
  • a summary before the appointment
  • support after the visit
For pharmaceutical companies03 / Research

Study changes over time

Observational programmes can combine participant reports, device data and laboratory measurements.

  • an approved protocol
  • transparent consent
  • coded datasets
For researchers04 / Research

Test hypotheses reproducibly

Joint protocols, benchmarks and bounded research environments undergo scientific and ethical review.

  • validation studies
  • protocol development
  • published limitations
For device developers05 / Signals

Add measurements over time

Wearables and apps share authorised signals with quality flags, without substituting them for clinical facts.

  • time series
  • quality flags
  • user permission
For clinical systems and apps06 / Integration

Connect BIOS to your workflow

Clinical information systems, apps and enterprise systems connect through an agreed contract covering data and responsibilities.

  • APIs and event notifications
  • data mapping and provenance
  • monitoring and support

For pharmaceutical companies

Research with clear boundaries

Only after approval of the protocol, legal basis and value for participants.

Target capability

A longitudinal research programme

Collect data between visits, support participation and connect personal reports, device data and clinical measurements.

Permitted research questions

  • the natural course of a disease;
  • patient-reported outcomes;
  • feasibility and participant burden;
  • the sequence of treatment stages.

Required conditions

  • a protocol and purpose;
  • informed consent;
  • data minimisation;
  • separation of roles.

Not permitted by default

  • undisclosed advertising targeting;
  • sharing identifiers;
  • a new purpose without a legal basis;
  • publication of an unverified system conclusion.

Value for participants

  • clear participation terms;
  • control over choices;
  • feedback where possible;
  • the right to withdraw.

Getting connected

Five steps from an idea to operation

Purpose and responsibility first. Integration follows.

01 / Scope
Use case
Participants
Success and stopping criteria
02 / Rules
Legal basis
Consent
Roles and retention periods
03 / Data
Schema mapping
Provenance
Quality agreement
04 / Pilot
Test environment
A limited group
Joint evaluation
05 / Scaling
Monitoring
Incident management
Staged releases

Partner enquiry

Propose a collaboration

Describe one specific use case, dataset or workflow you would like to explore with BIOS.

Initial responses are sent during business hours.We will agree a secure channel before exchanging sensitive data.Do not attach medical documents to this form.