Systems for public knowledge

Public information.
Put to work.

The information is out there.
Making sense of it takes time.

We build and run systems that find, check and connect public information in women’s health, across research, funding, care and policy. Each record keeps its source, date and limits, so the people who decide can check what it establishes.

Look inside the work
A dated public-source example
Funding rules, in context Original source
Applicant guidance Sweden

Swedish Research
Council

For most calls, applicants must describe whether sex and gender dimensions are relevant in their research. The call text sets the instructions.

Applies atApplication stage
Guidance updated28 November 2024
The distinction that matters

This concerns the research itself, not gender balance in the team. Guidance alone does not show whether funded projects carry it through.

Source checked 19 October 20262024 / VR

A date, a source, and the conditions that matter.
The worked example below opens this record next to a Norwegian call.

The connection matters

Research. Care. Technology. Regulation. Funding.

01 / Follow the reasoning

What does the
public record
actually establish?

A focused review of two Nordic funders’ published rules. The question: do applications have to address sex or gender in the research itself?

Public-rules exampleChecked
One question, two records

Does “gender” refer to the research, the organisation, or both?

The research itself. In both records, sex or gender in the research is addressed at the application stage. Neither shows whether funded projects carry it through.

Published requirement · application stage

The research content is explicitly addressed.

For most calls, applicants must explain whether sex and gender dimensions are relevant. The specific call text sets out the instructions.

Scope of this record

General applicant guidance, updated 28 November 2024. It is not a review of every grant scheme.

Open referenceR-Po-1 · Sex-stratified analysis requirements

A relevant Playbook connection. It does not mark the need as fulfilled.

Download both records (.json)

This worked example was prepared from the linked public sources. It is not presented as an automatic output of the weekly engine. The Playbook is an open reference published by Women’s Health 2040 under CC BY 4.0.

02 / Work in the open

A running system.
Useful public outputs.

FlexIT operates the infrastructure behind two free public tools published by Women’s Health 2040.

Intelligence Brief

The week’s developments in women’s health, across research, care, policy and innovation.

Latest issue: Week 43, 12 to 19 October 2026

Read the Brief

Funding Radar

Open calls and active funders in women’s health.

As listed on : Helsefonden Other Health and Social-Health Project Grants · Denmark · closes 26 November 2026

Explore the Funding Radar

Women’s Health 2040 is an open commons. Its Charter, Playbook and publications belong to their authors, stay free to reuse under CC BY 4.0 and are not FlexIT products. FlexIT’s commercial activity is kept separate from this work and governed separately.

Published by Women’s Health 2040 · CC BY 4.0 · Read the publication credits

03 / How the work holds together

You should be able
to follow
the thinking.

A link is a starting point. Its scope, the interpretation and the questions that remain belong with it.

Look inside the example
01

Start with the question

Define what needs to be understood and which sources can answer it.

02

Keep the original record

Attach the source, date and context to every summary.

03

Check what it establishes

Keep announcements, requirements and results apart.

04

Keep it useful over time

Record what changes, and keep the earlier record.

Tools help. People take responsibility. AI helps gather and organise material. People define the question, review the interpretation and make the decision.

04 / The people behind the work

Experience across
the boundaries.

Our experience connects health, technology, regulation and business.

Understanding the subject and making the system work belong together.

Lars-Olov Persson

Technical architecture & operation

Lars-Olov Persson

25+ years in enterprise IT across healthcare, medtech and manufacturing.

Experience in post-merger integration, compliance architecture and maintaining systems through organisational and regulatory change.

Contact FlexIT

A company built
around the work.

What are you trying to find out? Tell us the question, the timeframe and what you need the findings for.

Email Julia and Lars

hello@flexit.tech