NeuroLog Technologies operates a digital phenotyping and longitudinal symptom-tracking platform for Functional Neurological Disorder — the only research-grade, patient-generated dataset of its kind, spanning 16 countries and growing daily.
A 29-table PostgreSQL architecture captures symptom trajectories, emotional phenotypes, co-occurring conditions, medication burden, and patient-reported outcomes — fully anonymised and structured for research use.
NeuroLog operates under a formal data governance framework. All partnerships are governed by Data Use and Collaboration Agreements with clear attribution rights, co-investigator status, and ethical oversight.
Joint research projects with universities, academic medical centres, and independent researchers. NeuroLog brings the dataset, analytical infrastructure, and patient community access; partners bring academic resources, publication channels, and methodological expertise.
Collaboration with NHS trusts, specialist FND clinics, rehabilitation services, and MDTs. Platform tools can support longitudinal patient monitoring, outcome tracking between appointments, and service evaluation.
Structured data access for pharmaceutical companies, medtech firms, and health technology developers requiring real-world evidence from a rare, under-served neurological population. Particularly suited to organisations working in depression, chronic pain, or functional symptoms.
NeuroLog's ESRM (Emotional Symptom Regulation Model) Certificate and Diploma programmes — accredited by ReAttach Academy — provide evidence-based CPD for clinicians working with FND. Institutional group licensing and bespoke MDT training packages available.
NeuroLog research has achieved top 10% readership on ResearchGate and been presented at international FND conferences.
Whether you're a researcher, clinician, industry partner, or funder — if you're working on FND or related functional and neurological conditions, we'd welcome a conversation.
Please reach out with a brief description of your organisation and the type of collaboration you have in mind.