Clinical and research projects
Joint research, clinical observations, expert discussion of complex topics and collaboration between institutions in women’s health.
Partnerships and media
For partners and media
Collaborative projects, expert communication and healthcare innovation
I welcome focused proposals in clinical practice, research, medical education, professional events and the development of modern healthcare services. This page will help you identify a suitable format and prepare an effective first enquiry.
- Ukrainian and international projects
- Ukrainian and English
- Medicine, research, education, management
Collaboration formats
Where we can work together
The most useful first enquiry describes a specific objective, audience, expected outcome and timeframe. These are the main types of proposals this page is designed to route.
Education and professional events
Lectures, masterclasses, conferences, discussions and educational formats for physicians, students and healthcare teams.
Media and expert commentary
Evidence-based explanations for journalism, interviews, podcasts and public discussions with a clearly defined topic and editorial context.
Healthcare services and innovation
Healthcare delivery, digital solutions, clinical and educational products, and responsible partnership initiatives.
Shared work — published output
Two examples of research collaboration
From exploring a topic together to a professional publication. Each example identifies the task, my role as a co-author and a verifiable output.
2026 · International review
Medical treatment of fibroids: a collaborative review
- Task
- Bring together published evidence on medical treatments for uterine fibroids.
- My role
- Co-author within an international author group.
- Output
- A review in Advances in Therapy. Published online on .
2026 · Clinical publication
From clinical experience to a joint article
- Task
- Describe a complex case of persistent pelvic pain after embolisation.
- My role
- Co-author alongside colleagues from Ukraine and Italy.
- Output
- A case report in the International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics. Published online on .
These are examples of co-authored work. Journals are cited as publication sources, not as clinic partners. The materials are for professional reference and do not replace individual medical advice.
For editors and event organisers
Topics for commentary and public speaking
Participation depends on the topic, format, deadline and professional relevance of the request. To support a prompt assessment, specify where and in what context the contribution will be used.
Evidence-based medicine and women’s health
Communicating medical information without exaggeration, fear or misleading promises.
Modern gynaecology and surgery
Minimally invasive approaches, complex clinical decisions, endometriosis and patient safety.
Reproductive health
Fertility, reproductive medicine, responsible communication and the limits of medical prediction.
Medical education
Continuing professional development, critical thinking and practical interactive formats.
Healthcare project leadership
Clinical teams, quality standards, service design and sustainable healthcare organisations.
Digital transformation and innovation
Technology in education and healthcare, remote formats and responsible adoption of new tools.
Professional foundation
Experience across practice, research, education and leadership
Explore current projects and materials to identify potential points of connection.
Dr. Medvedev’s Clinic
Development of private medical centres in Dnipro and comprehensive care in women’s health.
KDM CME Project
A professional platform for physician education, conferences, masterclasses and interactive clinical discussions.
Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at DSMU
Combining university education, clinical practice, research and the development of young physicians and researchers.
International professional collaboration
Research publications, peer review and clinical knowledge exchange with colleagues across institutions and countries.
First enquiry
What to include in your proposal
- your name, organisation and role in the project;
- the objective and expected outcome;
- format, audience, language and location;
- preferred timing and key deadlines;
- a link to a concise brief or relevant background material.
For a media request
What supports a faster assessment
- a precise topic and three to five specific questions;
- the publication, programme, podcast or event name;
- the format: written, recorded, live or on stage;
- the deadline and estimated time commitment;
- the editor’s or organiser’s contact details.
Protect confidential information. Do not include patient data, full medical records, unpublished research results, contracts or other sensitive material in the first enquiry. A secure exchange method can be agreed separately if needed.
Working process
From proposal to a shared plan
Concise brief
Send the essential information without unnecessary attachments or confidential data.
Relevance review
The topic, format, timing, potential value and possible conflicts of interest are considered.
Scope alignment
If the proposal is suitable, roles, deliverables, responsibilities and timeline are clarified.
Next steps
Once aligned, the working channel, documents and practical process are agreed.
Quick answers
Frequently asked questions about collaboration
What proposals can I submit?
Research and clinical projects, educational events, invitations to professional discussions, media requests, and responsible initiatives in healthcare services and technology.
Can I invite Mykhailo Medvediev for commentary or an interview?
Yes. State the exact topic, editorial context, format, deadline and intended publication. Participation depends on availability and the professional relevance of the request.
May I send patient records or identifiable patient data?
No. This route is not for medical consultations or the transfer of personal medical information. Do not include any information that could identify a patient.
Does submitting a proposal guarantee participation?
No. Each proposal is considered individually in light of its topic, timing, resources, ethics and potential conflicts of interest.
Have a specific collaboration idea?
Send a concise brief through the form with “Partnership or media” already selected. For formal correspondence, you can also use the email address below.
info@medvedev.ua
This page describes an organisational route for professional enquiries and is not medical advice, a commercial offer or a guarantee of participation.