Built separately
Digital interventions often need separate builds, updates, and maintenance across formats and use cases.
Platform technology for prevention and implementation
The challenge is not the lack of effective digital interventions — but how they are delivered.
Praxis is a cross-device platform concept designed to support validated interventions, structured outputs, and future integration into care pathways.
Standalone apps
Separate websites
Fragmented workflows
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Praxis platform
One spine. Multiple interventions. Structured outputs.
One spine. Multiple interventions. Structured outputs.
The problem
Fragmented delivery limits real-world impact.
Hard to sustain
One-off tools can become difficult to maintain after the initial funded project.
Weakly integrated
Useful intervention outputs may not easily connect to care pathways or service workflows.
The Praxis model
Build the intervention delivery spine once, then extend it.
- Cross-device delivery through a web-first app shell
- Reusable assessment and feedback patterns
- Structured outputs that could support future pathway conversations
- Designed to grow into additional modules such as smoking, cannabis, or gambling
Screening
Personalised feedback
Structured output
Future pathway alignment
First functional component
A small demo that shows the mechanism.
The first demo is intentionally limited: gender, a few drinking questions, AUDIT-C style scoring, personalised feedback, and a mock structured output.
Contact
For collaboration, feedback, or reviewer demonstration enquiries.
Email: hello@praxisbehaviourlab.org