About Dr Gyles Morrison

Clinical experience. Design expertise. A practical view of change.

A former medical doctor, Clinical UX strategist, consultant, educator and speaker. Gyles brings clinical understanding to the design and improvement of healthcare products, services and ways of working.

About Gyles

Gyles’ Story

From medicine to Clinical UX.

2005Started medical school
2011Began working as a doctor
2014Moved into digital health
2015Coined the term Clinical UX to describe his area of focus
2016–PresentClinical UX pioneer
Portrait of Dr Gyles Morrison

Dr Gyles Morrison

MBBS · MSc Human–Computer Interaction with Ergonomics

Clinical UX Strategist

Biography

After a career as a medical doctor, Gyles moved into digital health and began using his clinical background to improve healthcare technology at Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust in London, England.

In 2015, he coined the term Clinical UX to describe his focus on how clinicians and patients experience healthcare technology and services. His experience spans UX research, UX design, UI design, UX strategy and UX leadership.

Gyles later completed an MSc in Human–Computer Interaction with Ergonomics at University College London. Having worked on projects internationally, he specialises in clinical risk reduction, healthcare behaviour change and health equity. His work includes digital therapeutics and AI-enabled digital technologies.

Areas of work

Connecting disciplines that healthcare needs.

Clinical UXHealthcare user researchService designHuman factorsErgonomicsBehaviour changeHealth equityClinical risk reductionDigital therapeuticsAI-enabled technologiesUX leadership

Approach to innovation

Technology-positive. People-centred. Evidence-led.

Gyles regards AI as an increasingly useful tool that can extend what healthcare teams achieve. But the ability to build something quickly does not establish that it should be built. His approach is to question the problem, anticipate clinical and human consequences, consider oversight and evidence, and choose the technology and working methods best suited to the people involved.

Professional development

Supporting the wider Clinical UX community.

Alongside consulting, Gyles founded the Clinical UX Association and contributes through teaching, mentoring, speaking and writing. Its learning and membership activities are distinct from bespoke consulting work commissioned directly through Dr Gyles Morrison Consulting.

Selected organisations Gyles has worked with

Selection of organisation logos representing Gyles’ previous professional experience; not endorsements.

Previous roles and projects; no current endorsement implied.

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