Our Impact Projects
Test ideas. Generate evidence. Prove what works.
CTeL Impact Projects bring policy to life through real-world initiatives that generate independent evidence and inform the future of digital health.
Featured project
CTeL Home
A real home. Real technology. Real-world evidence.
CTeL Home is a residential research environment equipped with smart-home and remote patient monitoring technologies.
We study how these tools perform in everyday life, not just in controlled settings, and publish independent research on what works, what doesn’t, and what policy needs to change.
By bringing connected technology into a home setting, the project links everyday experience with independent academic research. The aim is to turn lessons from real-world use into evidence that helps inform digital health policy.
- Smart-home tools
- Remote monitoring
- Independent research
How we build evidence
Our impact work connects everyday experience, independent research, and policy. Each step helps turn real-world use into evidence that can inform digital health decisions.
Test
Bring technology into everyday life.
CTeL Home brings smart-home and remote patient monitoring tools into a residential setting, so their performance can be studied in the context of daily routines.
Learn
Understand what works in practice.
Independent academic researchers study real-world performance. The goal is to understand what works, what does not, and where the evidence points to a need for change.
Inform
Connect findings with better policy.
CTeL translates independent findings into policy insight. Publishing the research connects lessons from everyday use with the decisions shaping the future of digital health.
Built for independent evidence
Technology partners
Technology partners contribute tools for evaluation.
Independent researchers
Independent academic researchers study real-world performance.
CTeL
CTeL translates the evidence into policy insight.
Built for independent evidence. Participating technology partners do not control the research, findings, or publication of results.
Building the evidence. Improving the future.
Support our impact work and help inform policy that improves digital health delivery.