QUINNSPIREDSCIENCE · STORIES · USEFUL QUESTIONS

MEDTECH · HEALTH EDUCATION · SPEAKING

Help people understand.
Give them a useful next step.

I’m Brooke Quinn, a sleep scientist, educator, and founder of Quinnspired. I work where sleep science, medical technology, and everyday understanding meet—helping teams turn complex information into usable workflows, training, resources, and talks.

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WAYS TO WORK TOGETHER

Start with the problem
you want to solve.

These are starting points for a scoped project.
Deliverables depend on your audience and goals.

CONNECT THE PRODUCT TO REAL USE

Medtech workflows & device education

Your device or health-technology team needs instructions, training, and workflows that make sense to the people using them.

Possible deliverables
Provider and home-use instruction drafts, quick-start guides, user-task mapping, cross-document review, and questions for human-factors or clinical review.
A useful fit for
Medical-device, digital-health, clinical research, and product teams.
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HELP AN AUDIENCE UNDERSTAND

Speaking & workshops

You need a clear, engaging way to talk about sleep or health science with your audience.

Possible deliverables
A talk or workshop, audience-specific slides, and an agreed take-home resource.
A useful fit for
Conferences, advocacy groups, workplaces, and community organizations.
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TURN SCIENCE INTO SOMETHING USEFUL

Educational content & training

Your team has information to share, but people still leave with questions.

Possible deliverables
A plain-language guide, patient or caregiver education, a training module, or a set of companion resources.
A useful fit for
Health organizations, clinical teams, advocacy groups, and health-technology companies.
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MAKE THE NEXT STEP CLEARER

Resource & experience strategy

You have resources, an idea, or a program—and need a coherent path through it.

Possible deliverables
An audit of the current experience, an audience journey, a resource plan, and a prioritized next-step roadmap.
A useful fit for
Teams building or improving an education program, resource collection, or community experience.
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Projects are scoped and priced individually. We agree on deliverables, fee, timing, and any clinical, regulatory, or human-factors review responsibilities before work begins.

SELECTED PROJECT EXPERIENCE

From technical detail
to a usable next step.

Examples of my contribution.
Client materials stay private.

MEDICAL-DEVICE DOCUMENTATION

Aligning instructions with the real workflow.

A device team needed its professional and home-use materials to tell a consistent story about who does what, and what still needed review.

My contribution
Reviewed and aligned provider instructions, a home quick-start guide, user-task and use-related risk documentation, and questions for specialist review.
Work delivered
A coordinated draft documentation package for team and external human-factors review, with open dependencies made explicit.

Documentation and review support. Final labeling, validation, and regulatory decisions remain with the responsible team.

Discuss a workflow or documentation need

PEDIATRIC DIGITAL-HEALTH DEVELOPMENT

Making family observations easier to communicate.

A developing sleep questionnaire and pathway needed to connect parent-friendly questions with information useful to a multidisciplinary team.

My contribution
Contributed to questionnaire and pathway design, parent-facing language, evidence mapping, review planning, and reconciliation between the intended framework and its implementation.
Project stage
Prior consulting contributions to a development-stage prototype. Further clinical review and real-world evaluation are needed before claims about safety or outcomes.

Development experience. This example is not a released screening service or a claim of clinical validation.

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SEE THE APPROACH

Public work you can explore.

These examples show how I translate and structure information for different audiences.

ARTICLES · ESSAYS · MEDIA

Explore published work

Read the writing and coverage across Sleep Review, KevinMD, SleepWorld, and more.

ADULT EDUCATION

Why Did My Sleep Change?

A resource for organizing questions about sleep in midlife.

FAMILY STORYTELLING

Watson & Sherlock

Published books, a read-aloud, and investigations built around children’s questions.

AUDIO RESOURCE DESIGN

A Little Less to Follow

A released, voice-only wind-down with choices that let the listener participate in their own way.

ABOUT BROOKE

Sleep science.
Research experience.
A teacher’s attention to the question.

My background includes an MSc in Sleep Medicine from the University of Oxford, work as a Registered Polysomnographic Technologist (RPSGT), and experience across clinical research, medical-device education, professional training, and clinical workflow development.

I bring hands-on sleep-lab experience together with research and industry work. That helps me see the gaps between a technical document, a team’s workflow, and the questions a patient or family is likely to ask. Watson & Sherlock grew from my son’s bedtime questions; Quinnspired is the home for that same curiosity across adult, family, and professional education.

This work supports education and understanding. Individual assessment and treatment belong with a qualified healthcare professional. Clinical claims and recommendations require the appropriate review.

LEARNING TOGETHER

A workshop shaped by real questions.

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Workshops & what’s developing

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

From a question to a defined project.

  1. Share the need.

    Tell me who you’re reaching, what feels unclear, and what you hope people will understand or do.

  2. Agree on a useful scope.

    We clarify the deliverable, budget, timing, and review needs before committing to the work.

  3. Create, review, and hand over.

    The agreed project includes clear review points and a defined handoff. Further work is scoped separately.

PROJECTS · WORKSHOPS · COLLABORATIONS

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What would you like to explore?

Consulting project

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SCHOOLS · LIBRARIES · COMMUNITY GROUPS

Books for a shared experience.

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