The TuBerculosis Vaccine Initiative (TBVI) work to support, integrate and prioritise R&D efforts. We were honoured to help the TBVI raise awareness about this important subject and their Pathway tool.

To rally support from policymakers and donors, the WHO collaborated with Cognitive to create a compelling whiteboard animation. This animation aimed to humanise the issue and inspire investment in preventative measures, focusing on the Eastern Mediterranean region.

Good reporting systems are the standard across most industries today, however in the NHS, their reporting still has room for improvement. The Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch (HSIB) want to take learnings from other industries and use them to improve the way the NHS conducts its reporting, and came to us to share their message in an explainer video.

The effective use of information and digital technologies is a key enabler in delivering health and social care now and in the future. The impact of technology and the potential that it has to transform care is a professional issue touching on care delivery, practice, education and research.

The Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) wanted to create a film that raised awareness about the global importance of their research into musculoskeletal health and presented donors with a truly unique opportunity to make a lifetime legacy impact.

Aimed at healthcare managers and clinicians involved in local-level incident investigation, Loughborough University wanted to share an alternative method of healthcare investigation, Systems Thinking. The explainer video introduced the concept of systems thinking, stimulated their overall thinking and provided guidance on this alternative investigation method.

For over 50 years the American Society of Nephrology has been bringing together Nephrologists in the fight to prevent, treat and cure kidney diseases! We created this film to celebrate the inspirational figures who sparked and nurtured a passion for Nephrology.

Weight-based stigma is pervasive and impacts people in every aspect of their lives. We worked with Kings College London to draw attention to this important issue.