An Auditable Decision Engine for Organizations

We integrate demand, staffing, throughput, and constraints into a unified framework, comparing scenarios in real-time to derive actionable choices available now. All results are delivered as Decision Packets (CEA, budget impact, uncertainty, audit logs).

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Auditable Decision Packet

All results delivered as verifiable Decision Packets

Complete decision packages with CEA, budget impact, uncertainty analysis, and audit logs

CEA
Budget Impact
Uncertainty (PSA)
Audit Trail
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Sample / Synthetic
결정 문장

권고: 옵션 B - ICER ₩5천만/QALY, 85% 확률로 ₩6천만 기준 비용효과적

비용효과분석

옵션 A
₩1.2억
옵션 B
₩9천5백만
현상유지
₩1.5억

예산영향분석

1년차₩25억
2년차₩32억

불확실성분석 (PSA)

민감도 범위: ₩4천만 - ₩5천2백만/QALY (95% 신뢰구간)

샘플 — 합성 데이터

Who It's For

Organizations that need our solution

Healthcare Operations

Supporting operational efficiency and resource allocation decisions for hospitals and medical centers. Bed management, staffing, OR scheduling.

Government Policy Teams

Supporting evidence-based policymaking through policy simulation and impact analysis. Budget allocation, service planning.

Why Doogooda

Differentiated decision support capabilities

Slow integration? No problem.

We create your first Decision Packet with external demand + domain ontology + minimal operational input.

Only then do we expand internal data integration to the necessary scope.

External-first Demand Engine

We connect public health, population, and regional indicators first, generating baselines and scenarios even before internal integration.

Ontology-as-Compression

Domain ontology maps data/policy/resources to a unified framework, reducing IT burden on hospitals.

Decision Unit Packaging

We deploy 'one decision' in 6–8 weeks, not a platform.

Traceable Assumptions

All underlying assumptions are explicit and traceable. Results can be verified for reliability.

Counterfactual Evaluation

Analyze what made the difference. Evaluate the causal effects of decisions.

Constraint-aware Optimization

Find optimal solutions without violating real-world constraints.

Leadership & Credentials

Harvard PhD · Former UCL faculty — decision science applied to healthcare & public policy.

Engagement Options

Three engagement models optimized for decision-making processes

View sample Decision Packet (1 min)

💡 Start without EHR integration: We create your first Decision Packet with external demand indicators + domain ontology + minimal operational input.

Decision Ops Diagnostic

Define one decision as a "payable unit" and create a baseline with minimal data.

Duration

2 weeks

Data Required

Aggregate KPI (weekly/monthly), resource status (staff·slots·rooms·hours), operational constraints (max 5 rules)

Deliverables

Decision Brief (1p) + KPI Baseline + Data/Constraint Spec (1p) + Next Sprint Plan

Recommended

Evidence-to-Action Sprint

Compare 3-5 scenarios and deliver recommendations with constraints, evidence, and trade-offs.

Duration

6–8 weeks

Data Required

External demand (population/epidemiology/regional indicators) + Internal minimal operational data (volume/resources/constraints)

Deliverables

Scenario Pack (3–5) + Action Recommendations + Audit Pack (evidence·assumptions·constraints·alternatives·logs) + Next Experiment

Ops Retainer

Update decision rules in response to policy/rule/environment changes and deliver monthly Decision Packets.

Duration

Monthly (minimum 3 months recommended)

Data Required

Monthly operational KPI + change events (policy/staffing/promotions/seasonality, etc.)

Deliverables

Monthly Decision Packet (summary+scenarios+recommendations+audit logs) + drift/rule violation alerts + rule updates

* Specific deliverables may be adjusted based on scope and data access level. (Finalized after NDA if required)

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Case Studies

Real project outcomes across industries

National Assembly Policy Decision Support (Anonymized)

ER Operations Optimization

Tablet Ad Targeting Strategy

Provincial Assembly Policy Impact Analysis

Policy
National Assembly (Anonymized)

National Assembly (Anonymized)

Location: Seoul, Korea

Consolidated cost-effectiveness, budget impact, and risk analysis across policy options into a single Decision Packet

Problem

When comparing policy alternatives, cost-effectiveness analysis, budget impact, and uncertainty analysis were fragmented, making it difficult for decision-makers to judge from an integrated perspective. Evidence documentation for internal persuasion and audit response was not systematically organized.

Result

Provided integrated document enabling clear comparison of decision options. Used as evidence for internal persuasion, shortening policy consensus process. Available as transparent decision rationale for audit response.

How we turn data into decisions

How the decision engine works

A 5-step process for making measurable decisions under uncertainty

See a 1-minute sample Decision Packet
01

Decision Framing

What needs to be decided? Who are the stakeholders? What are the constraints? — We clearly define the decision problem.

Output

Decision Frame Document — objectives, stakeholders, constraints

02

Minimal Data Start

Start with minimal internal data. Fill gaps with public data, literature, expert opinions.

Output

Data Source Map — internal data + external supplement specs

03

Causal & Forecast Layer

Model causal relationships and forecast the future. Simulate outcomes by scenario.

Output

Forecast Model + scenario outcomes (cost, effectiveness, risk)

04

Optimization & Scenarios

Find optimal scenarios under constraints. Perform CEA, BIA, and PSA analyses.

Output

Optimal scenario recommendations + CEA/BIA/PSA results

05

Live Monitoring & Updates

Update models with real-time data. When conditions change, recommendations update too.

Output

Live dashboard + update logs + condition change alerts

Architecture diagram

Architecture

A layered system: Source → Ontology → Insight → Product, designed for auditability and controlled deployment.

Shown as a conceptual diagram; implementation varies by client constraints.

Ontology diagram

Ontology

Domain-specific knowledge graph enables consistent decision logic.

Ontology-backed model layer (example)

Credibility comes from method, constraints, and decision trails—not badges.

Doogooda doesn't build "AI recommendations." We design decision workflows where constraints, assumptions, rationale, and trade-offs are documented. Research doesn't end as a paper—it ships as reproducible deliverables (Decision Packets) in operational environments.

What this changes

  • Decision rationale is documented in logs and records.
  • Constraints (budget, staffing, regulations) are verified for compliance.
  • Deliverables include operational loops for the next iteration.
Research collaboration

Collaboration

If you fit one of these types, you'll connect fastest.

Hospital/clinic operations decision-maker

Buyer / Operator Path

What to send

  • One-line decision problem
  • Available data level (none is okay)
  • Decision timeline (2–10 weeks)

Data/operations system partner

Implementation Ally

What to send

  • Target integration systems
  • Security/access constraints
  • Project scope

Partner to co-create auditable methodologies and validation frameworks

Research / Methods Collaboration

What to send

  • Research question
  • Deliverable format (brief/whitepaper/pilot)
  • Data accessibility

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