We invite rural workers, residents, friends and family and healthcare experts with different perspectives and sets of expertise to brainstorm the most effective way to gather stories relating to health in a rural setting in the KFL&A region. To continue the momentum from the workshop held in January, we will have panellists share personal observations from the topics mentioned in the report generated from the workshop, and discuss what kinds of information we are still missing, how to obtain it and who we should contact for it. This input will be essential to be able to gather sufficient and diverse data for a successful Design Thinking Workshop we plan to host in April, and for the ultimate outcome of this project, of creating localised and embedded capacity of rural settings to create solutions to current health problems.