London Health Mission
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To accelerate the 'Design' stage of the Theory of Change workstream, LOTI is seeking to collaborate with a London-based university.
Building on insights from the February 2026 workshops, this collaboration would bolster the process of identifying impactful opportunities, and developing prototypes for solutions and interventions that might work now, in the next 5 years and beyond.
We're looking for an institution that is able to combine the robustness and person-centred approach of service design with immersive storytelling that convenes key stakeholders to experience how changes to health and care services might play out across different scenarios.
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We're looking for an institution that is able to combine the robustness and person-centred approach of service design with immersive storytelling that convenes key stakeholders to experience how changes to health and care services might play out across different scenarios.
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- 050431-2026
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