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What JETdoc does

Research and planning

The first stage in any information project is to ask some searching questions. These might include:

  • What do we want to achieve with this information?

  • Who is this for? Who will be the users of this information?

  • How much do they know already? What do they want or need to know and achieve?

  • Do they have any special needs?

  • What information exists already? What are our sources for this information? Is it evidence-based?

  • How will this information be provided and disseminated?

  • Are there any regulatory constraints?

  • What other stakeholders are there? People involved in production, packaging, distribution, marketing…  healthcare professionals… people in charge of budgets…?

  • How will we measure whether the information has achieved the goals we defined?

  • How will we obtain feedback so we can monitor the ongoing effectiveness of the information?

  • What is the budget?

I have considerable experience of planning information projects, working closely with a range of stakeholders, including printers and packaging specialists, as well as regulatory authorities.

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The aim is to ensure that the solution is not only tailored to the needs of users, but also practicable for all concerned.

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