Who we are
Full Picture Research & Technologies Inc is a Startup that harnesses the power of an interdisciplinary team, machine learning & artificial intelligence to conduct high-quality investigations and provide valuable insights that address complex and dynamic real-world issues for clients across the globe. Our focus areas include Epidemiological Research, Health Economics & Outcomes Research, and Healthcare Natural Language Processing.
“An interdisciplinary approach” – Each project combines the expertise of two or more experts who bring their passion for excellent science and work as a cohesive unit to create products that our clients love.
Our goal is to unlock the value stored in unstructured data to rapidly provide life-saving preventative care to patients and assess the value of new and existing health technologies, programs, and medications for a sustainable health system.
Our mission is to improve society through rigorous research, state-of-the-art technology, human-centeredness, and exceptional service.
Although Full Picture Research & Technologies Inc has a Startup status, our team has years of experience in the field.
We are a fully remote organization. Although our main industry is healthcare, we also support clients in the education and non-profit sectors.
How we Work
You tell us your research question(s), and we design the study for you to ensure that we address the question from all angles to give a full picture of the situation. We conduct the research, write the report and provide relevant solutions that address the problem. You will work with our team at every project step to ensure that the final product best suits you and your organization's needs.
Leadership Team
Tamunoibim Sambo, MSc – Founder & CEO
Tamunoibim Sambo started Full Picture Research & Technologies because of his passion for using state-of-the-art machine learning, deep learning, natural language processing, and interdisciplinary research to address real-world challenges in healthcare settings. He is an experienced researcher with a demonstrated history of working in population health research, including health services research, machine learning, and Healthcare NLP.
Rachel Chimuka, PhD(c) – VP EDI & Sustainability Lead
Rachel Chimuka is a second-year Geography doctoral student from Zimbabwe. She currently serves as the Equity, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI) graduate representative in the departmental EDI Committee. In her role, she ensures that the graduate student perspective is heard, and collaborates with committee members to build an inclusive environment within the department. Within the Climate Research lab, she leads EDI sessions to improve awareness on EDI issues and foster an inclusive lab culture. In 2022, she was nominated to the SFU Field Safety Advisory Committee by the Geography Student Society as the inaugural graduate student representative. In her role, she works to expand the notion of field safety to include psychological safety, i.e., doing everything in our power to protect graduate students from minority groups from discrimination out in the field. Beyond the university bounds, she serves as the Vice President, EDI at Full Picture Research & Technologies, a machine learning and artificial intelligence start-up, where she ensures there is an EDI perspective to every aspect of the business. She also created an online platform The Inclusive Gradvocate that raises awareness about the experiences e.g., discrimination and microaggressions, faced by graduate students in minority groups e.g., BIPOC, 2SLGBTQIA2+, disabled etc., and provides space for conversation, positivity, and advocates for change. Rachel is a servant leader who works to improve the world in the ways she can everywhere she goes. She strives to step up when needed, challenging herself to do so even in face of inconvenience and fear, and always seeks ways to create space for those who are marginalized, silenced or unheard. Her sense of social responsibility, along with her courage, perseverance and active-listening skills, have enabled her to continue to bring positive change to her university community and beyond.