What could we build together?
MyWhatIf works with researchers, universities, hospitals, nonprofits, communities and technology organizations to study, implement and expand new pathways into trauma recovery. Bring us the population, problem or question you care about and we will explore what might be possible together.
Start with the problem, not the package.
We are not trying to bring every organization the same implementation. A university may want to study a question. A hospital may want to evaluate MyWhatIf with a specific patient population. A veterans organization may want to bring a Hope intervention to its community. A community organization may need something culturally or linguistically relevant. A technology company may want to collaborate on capabilities. A funder may want to make a study possible. Some organizations simply have a problem worth exploring together.
Those three answers tell us whether MyWhatIf can contribute something useful. If it cannot, we would rather say so early.
Who are you trying to help?
What if we started there?
These are examples of partnership conversations, but MyWhatIf does not have a validated program for every population named here.
There is more than one way to work together
Bring us a question you want answered.
Universities, hospitals, research institutes and clinical investigators can explore pilot studies, clinical studies, mechanistic and biomarker research, implementation research, population specific research and outcomes evaluation.
Research projects run under the appropriate ethics and IRB structures. Not every inquiry becomes a study, and not every MyWhatIf collaboration is a clinical trial.
Sometimes the first question is not what should we study. It is who could we help.
Community organizations, universities, veterans organizations, nonprofits and health organizations can explore structured Hope intervention implementations for a specific community or population.
Real world Hope intervention work with Tel Aviv University, including the Hope Lab and student focused work, is proof that partnership does not always have to begin with a clinical trial.
Do not bring technology to a community. Build with the people who know it.
Some partners understand a population better than we could alone. They bring clinical expertise, cultural knowledge, language, community trust, lived experience and implementation context. Together we can look at how MyWhatIf should be adapted or configured for that context.
Adaptation has limits, and suitability for a clinical population is a question for evaluation rather than a promise made in advance.
Bring us a capability.
AI and health technology companies, platforms, research technology providers, infrastructure companies and specialized model providers can explore technology integration, research tools, model capabilities, responsible AI work and new applications of MyWhatIf intellectual property.
Conversations start high level. Architecture, terms and access are worked out later, in the appropriate setting.
Sometimes the partner who makes the work possible is the one who funds it.
A foundation, family office, corporate philanthropy program, philanthropist or institution may want to make a specific study, implementation, population program or technology development effort possible. A funder can support work carried out with a clinical, academic or community partner.
Restricted arrangements are discussed case by case, not assumed.
Some organizations may want to build an experience for their own population while using MyWhatIf technology, models or intervention architecture underneath it. Where mission and clinical alignment are strong, we are open to exploring co-development, technology licensing and Powered by MyWhatIf models.
This is not an off the shelf product, and access to models is not something every partnership includes.
Each side brings something the other does not have
A project built around a real need.
We can start with a question
The right first step might be a conversation, a workshop, a small pilot, a research proposal, an implementation or a co-development project. Which one it is depends on what we learn in the first two steps.
We do not commit to a pilot before fit has been established.
Some partnerships ask does it work. Others ask how could we use it here.
And some ask both. Research, clinical development and real world Hope interventions have different goals, governance and evidence requirements. Being clear about which one a project is keeps everyone honest about what it can claim.
Partnerships involving participants, research or sensitive data are structured with the appropriate privacy, ethics, clinical oversight and research governance, including IRB or ethics board review where applicable.
The problem is not local. Neither is the work.
MyWhatIf already works through collaborations across the United States, Canada and Israel, and supports English, Hebrew, Arabic, Ukrainian and Russian. We are open to conversations with aligned organizations in other regions where responsible implementation is possible.
Availability depends on local legal and regulatory conditions.
We are already building this way
MyWhatIf works across academic, clinical, community and technology environments. Complementary organizations can build things none of them could build alone.
The best partnerships start with shared intent.
We work best with people and organizations that care about participant benefit, evidence, responsible technology, human dignity, learning and long term impact. It also helps to be willing to discover that our first idea was not the best one.
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You don't need a proposal.
Tell us who you are trying to help, what problem you see, or what you think we might be able to build together. We will start there.
Bring us a population, a problem, a question you want answered, or even "I think there's something here." We use what you send only to have this conversation with you. Privacy.
Thank you. We have this.
Someone will read it and get in touch if there is something to explore. In the meantime, the work already underway with other partners is the best picture of how this goes.
Every MyWhatIf partnership starts with a question.
What's yours?
Bring us the problem. We will find out what can be built around it.