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From a single expert opinion to a global consensus program, with one standard of rigour throughout.
Ad hoc scientific and clinical advisory
Evidence and landscape intelligence
Medical affairs and scientific communication
Clinical development and research strategy
Diagnostic and treatment strategy
Innovation assessment and due diligence
A set allocation of consulting hours
Quarterly or half-yearly strategic advisory meetings
Commissioned intelligence reports
Expert panels and trial oversight
Consensus statements and clinical guidance
Implementing new guidance and evidence
Pathway and service transformation
Workforce education and
training
MHI can partner with strategy, management and financial advisory firms, combining their breadth with our clinical and scientific depth.
BREADTH AND SCALE
Commerical and corporate strategy
Operations, transforamtion and implementations
Financial and transaction analysis
Program Management at scale
As a specialist partner, within a wider
advisory team
SPECIALIST DEPTH IN METOBOLIC HEALTH
Clinical and scientific expertise across disciplines
Access to world-leading experts, engaged for the question
Proven consensus and evidence methods
Independent scientific credibility
As a lead advisor, with partners adding
complimentary capabilities
We select the expertise a question requires, rather than applying a fixed roster, and scale the team to the task.
We start with the framing. The work must support the problem, theaudience, and the outcome.
We identify the areas of need, from specialties and disciplines, stakeholder perspectives, geographic representation and credible differing views.
Your advisory team is built for your question. Led and coordinated by MHI, accountable to the final recommendation.


MHI does not sell a single opinion or report the average view. We examine each question from every side that matters, then advise clearly.
One vantage point carries its own blind spots and biases.
Splits the difference and hides why experts disagree.
Every facet and credible perspective examined and weighted by the evidence, then a clear recommendation.
Serious experts often disagree because of gaps in evidence, different methods or legitimate clinical perspectives. We understand the divergence before we resolve it.
Frame the question-The problem, the audience and the decision the work must support
Assemble the expertise- The disciplines, stakeholders and geographies the question needs, including differing views.
Examine the alternatives- Every credible interpretation, with established knowledge separated from opinion.
Resolve the divergence- Where views converge, precisely why they differ, and how much weight each deserves.
Deliver the recommendation- One clear evidence-weighted conclusion, with its reasoning and remaining uncertainty.