Jesmond Allen
Human-centred design consulting for health and care organisations
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Jesmond Allen
Jesmond Allen provides human-centred design consulting and research for health and care, helping organisations improve products, services and digital transformation. Services include user research, co-design, service design and workshops.
Clients include public health organisations, charities and startups. Work covers both strategic planning and hands-on delivery with client teams.
Jesmond Allen Ltd was founded in 2016 and is registered in Bristol, United Kingdom.
Product: Human-centred design consulting, research and service design for health and care.
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