Free self-assessment
Get a clearer picture of your Clinical UX practice.
Answer 30 questions across six areas of Clinical UX and receive an immediate, self-reported profile to help start more useful discussions about your team’s work.
Why complete it?
See patterns. Ask better questions. Plan what to explore.
See what deserves attention
Consider where your team’s processes and habits may be serving it well—and where more inquiry would help.
Start a shared conversation
Use the results to discuss different perspectives on everyday practice and priorities.
Find a useful next step
Explore practical guidance, advisory support or a more detailed evidence-led assessment when appropriate.
An example of your results
See the picture behind your answers.
After completing the Pulse Check, you receive a profile across six areas, alongside guidance on what your answers might mean and what is worth exploring next.
Scores are a starting point for reflection, not a clinical safety finding, certification or a comparison against other organisations. Real results depend on your responses.
An example of how a self-reported profile could appear
What it covers
Six areas of Clinical UX practice.
UX Foundations
The support and application of core UX practice.
Inclusive
Different needs, access barriers and representation.
Respectful
Dignity, involvement and the experience of care.
Rigorous
Evidence, research and evaluation in decisions.
Ethical
Risk, safety, privacy and trade-offs.
Innovative
The capacity to learn, adapt and explore improvements.
How it works
A short self-assessment with immediate feedback.
Work through 30 questions covering your perspective on six areas of practice.
See an indicative results profile and accompanying guidance.
Use what you learn to explore priorities on your own or with Gyles.
The Pulse Check is directional, not diagnostic. It is not a certification, industry ranking or substitute for a formal assessment.
Start the Pulse CheckWhen you need more
From a first impression to evidence-led understanding.
A formal Clinical UX Maturity Assessment examines multiple sources of evidence, how decisions are made and what improvement would require. Consulting, training or advice can also help with specific questions that emerge.
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