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Patient Reported Impact of Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension and Desired Treatment Outcomes
Background Patients diagnosed with the rare disease of PAH must deal not only with the physical aspects of PAH, but also the mental health, social, and economic ramifications of this life-changing disease. Understanding the holistic impact of PAH on patients along with patient needs is crucial to enabling them to live more fulfilling lives.
Eric Peacock
AI, Data, and the Future of Health Care Marketing: A Conversation With 4 Pharma Advertising Experts
Health care marketing is rapidly evolving, driven by AI, health privacy legislation, the need to reach more diverse patient communities, and the growth of direct-to-patient offerings. To help us sort the reality from the hype, we invited four brilliant partners from top pharma agencies to join a panel at our recent MyHealthTeam Summer Summit in NYC. Their candid, unfiltered observations are summarized below.
MyHealthTeam | Patient Insights
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Lung Cancer Patient Reported Experiences With Biomarker Testing
Introduction Research was undertaken to better understand awareness and experiences with biomarker testing among patients living with Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer (NSCLC). Additionally, research sought to understand potential health inequities in terms of access to biomarker testing.
MyHealthTeam | Patient Insights
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Patient Reported Attitudes Towards Multiple Sclerosis Treatment
Background MS is a progressive disease that can have a devastating impact on quality of life. Yet obstacles exist for getting patients to start on or stay on a DMT to help slow progression. Understanding patient concerns and highlighting the benefits of DMTs can enable neurologists to help their patients overcome usage barriers. Objectives Research […]
Eric Peacock
The New Marketing Playbook: Engaging Patients in the Era of AI, Personalization, Patient Privacy, and Direct-to-Patient Offerings
At MyHealthTeam’s all-company get-together in Nashville, we invited five pharma marketing experts from top agencies and biotechs to join me on a panel. We discussed the “New Marketing Playbook” for everything from rare disease launches to direct-to-patient models to innovative uses of AI with patients.
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Zero Party and First Party Data Defined for Pharma Marketers
"Data is not created equally. Understanding the difference between zero-party and first-party data can be game-changing for pharma marketers. Below is a guide on how pharma marketers can reach more of the right people with less waste."
Eric Peacock
Top 5 Themes From Reuters Pharma USA: A Glimpse Into the Future of Pharma Marketing
"The Reuters Pharma USA conference, held this spring in Philadelphia, is one of the best conferences attended by and featuring pharma executives. Here are our notes on some of the top themes and actionable takeaways from the event."
MyHealthTeam | Patient Insights
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Patient-Reported Health Inequities Among Breast Cancer Patients
Background Equal access to and quality of care are critical for creating positive outcomes for women living withbreast cancer. Despite increased awareness of health outcome disparities in the US, Black and Latina women still experience unique challenges in their breast cancer journey. Objectives To better understand potential disparities in healthcare quality, affordability, and access based […]
MyHealthTeam | Patient Insights
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Patient Reported Impact of Psoriasis and Desired Treatment Outcomes
Background People living with psoriasis often struggle with its physical and mental health toll. Understanding the holistic impact of psoriasis is crucial to treating patients and enabling them to live more fulfilling lives. Objectives To understand the impact of psoriasis and desired treatment outcomes as well as ascertain patient awareness of the progressive nature of […]
Eric Peacock
4 Pharma Marketing Moves to Make in 2024; Turnkey tactics to make before third-party cookies go away
As the industry faces the depreciation of third-party cookies, pharma marketers and ad agencies are looking for new ways to effectively target diagnosed patients. Here are four tactics that can be launched in-market within a matter of weeks that allow brands to engage patients where they are – patient communities.