HEALTHCARE & LIFE SCIENCES

Healthcare professionals

With Healthcare Professionals from all around the world, Audience Match has a long experience of performing complex research initiatives. Healthcare IT experts, academics, researchers, nurses, oncologists, dermatology specialists, haematologists, medical professionals (PCPs), chemists, and hospital administrators and insurers are just a few of the many professional groups represented in our extensive background. We often combine both quantitative and qualitative methodologies in our approaches, which includes interviews with other tools like polls, focus groups, and deep interviews. By combining different types of data, we are able to get a complete picture of the healthcare system and provide our customers information they can use to make better choices and get better results.

In addition, we are able to execute research across various geographical locations and healthcare systems because to our global network and excellent contacts with healthcare experts globally. Given the worldwide nature of healthcare trends and concerns in today's linked world, having a global perspective is very vital.

Audiences

Professionals in the fields of oncology, dermatology, haematology, primary care doctors, chemists, hospital administrators, insurance companies, healthcare information technology, academics, and surgeons are among the groups we have spoken with.
Studying patient management, technological adoption, regulatory environment, product and feedback evaluation, medication use and use, and market trends and evaluation.

Healtchare - Global neurology programme

Acquiring knowledge about neurologists' perspectives and practices on the use of pharmaceutical medicines in MS therapy. Only end-client contact lists will be used for recruiting. conducted 9,000 interviews, each lasting 20 minutes, over the course of 10 monthly rounds. Europe, the Americas, Asia, and the Middle East were among the 27 markets that were considered. Concentrating on a small subset of experts who have been extensively studied. Integrated the use of a collaborative network of partners.

900interviews of 20 minutes
recruitment and interviewingwithin a very defined universe
In house recruitmentand use of extensive local network for maximum coverage

Several types of routine research involving medical experts and specialists are possible:

Product Evaluation and Feedback:

Assessing the effectiveness, usability, and safety of pharmaceuticals, medical devices, healthcare IT systems, and other healthcare products.
Providing feedback on product design, user-friendliness, and areas for improvement to enhance patient outcomes and user experience.

Market Assessment and Trends:

Understanding market dynamics, including demand for specific services, products, and technologies, prescribing trends, and adoption of new treatments and technologies.
Analyzing market trends to identify opportunities for innovation, expansion, or strategic partnerships in the healthcare sector.

Clinical Practice and Guidelines:

Researching current standards of care, adherence to clinical guidelines, and barriers to implementing best practices in clinical settings.
Identifying opportunities to improve patient outcomes and healthcare quality through evidence-based practice and adherence to clinical guidelines.

Healthcare Delivery and Operations:

Understanding operational challenges faced by healthcare providers, including workflow efficiency, resource allocation, and patient management.
Developing strategies to optimize healthcare delivery and operations, improve patient flow, and enhance overall efficiency and effectiveness of care delivery.

Regulatory and Reimbursement Landscape:

Assessing the impact of regulatory changes, reimbursement policies, and healthcare reforms on clinical practice and healthcare delivery.
Adapting to evolving regulatory requirements and reimbursement models to ensure compliance and financial sustainability.

Patient Satisfaction and Experience:

Understanding the patient's perspective on the quality of care, satisfaction with healthcare services, and barriers to accessing healthcare.
Gathering feedback to improve patient experience, address unmet needs, and enhance patient engagement and satisfaction.

Health Economics and Outcomes Research (HEOR):

Conducting research on the economic impact of healthcare interventions, including cost-effectiveness analyses and studies on the quality of life and outcomes associated with different treatments.
Analyzing real-world data to evaluate the effectiveness and value of healthcare interventions in improving patient outcomes and reducing healthcare costs.

Technology Adoption and Digital Health:

Assessing the adoption of digital health technologies, including electronic health records, telemedicine, and wearable devices, and evaluating their impact on healthcare delivery and patient outcomes.
Identifying barriers to the implementation of digital health solutions and developing strategies to overcome these barriers to promote technology adoption and integration.

Public Health and Population Health:

Conducting research on population health trends, healthcare access, health disparities, and the effectiveness of public health interventions in improving health outcomes at the community and population levels.
Collaborating with public health agencies and community organizations to address health disparities and promote health equity through targeted interventions and policy initiatives.

Educational Needs Assessment:

Conducting assessments to identify the educational needs of healthcare professionals, including physicians, nurses, and allied health professionals, to inform the development of continuing education programs and resources.
Gathering feedback on knowledge gaps, preferred formats for education, and barriers to accessing and participating in continuing education activities.

Competitive Analysis:

Conducting competitive analysis to assess the strengths and weaknesses of competing products and services in the healthcare market.
Identifying unmet needs and market opportunities to inform strategic planning and product development initiatives.
To keep up with the ever-changing healthcare environment, make educated judgements, and enhance their goods and services consistently, healthcare organisations, pharmaceutical firms, medical device makers, and other stakeholders regularly do research in these areas.