Comprehensive Reporting

At MDR we believe that good reporting is more than just presenting charts and numbers—it’s about delivering insights in a way that informs, persuades, and inspires action. Our reports are designed with purpose, tailored to specific audiences ranging from community stakeholders and consumers to executive teams and policymakers.

We work closely with our clients from the outset to understand their reporting needs, goals, and how different audiences will use the results. This collaborative process ensures that our final deliverables are not only accurate and visually engaging, but also clear, relevant, and actionable.

The key to memorable and persuasive reporting is the concept of storytelling.

Storytelling with Data

People are far more likely to remember stories than statistics. That’s why MDR applies the principles of storytelling to every report we create. We look beyond the numbers to uncover the key themes and narratives that matter most to our clients, whether that means identifying gaps in service access, evaluating public health interventions, or understanding consumer behavior.

Even in our most data-intensive projects, we interpret results through a narrative lens to highlight key findings, patterns, and implications. Our goal is to guide readers through a clear, compelling story that connects evidence to insight and insight to action.

A Collaborative and Structured Process

Our reporting process begins early, with a planning consultation to clarify goals, define audiences, and align on preferred formats and level of detail. We then develop reporting outlines or templates for client review and feedback—ensuring that everyone is aligned on expectations before the reporting phase begins.

Throughout development, we maintain close communication with our clients, incorporating feedback and refining drafts to produce high-quality, client-ready reports.

Custom Reporting Formats

We offer a range of reporting products designed to meet the diverse needs of our clients and their audiences, including:

  • Executive summaries and key findings briefs
  • PowerPoint-based presentations of survey and focus group results
  • Presentations for executive teams, boards, and public meetings
  • Issue briefs, case studies, and fact sheets
  • Infographics and data visualizations
  • Peer-reviewed manuscripts and technical white papers

Each deliverable is thoughtfully crafted to maximize comprehension, impact, and usability.