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Conjoints in Healthcare Research: Not Always As Easy As ABC

Posted by Nikolina Sakelliou on Jul 22, 2019

Do you want to optimise your product development? Improve your market share? Achieve growth?

I mean, of course you do, who wouldn’t? But, at the same time, you’re finding this challenging. You can’t really pinpoint where the gap lies and identify what the next steps should be. Well, if that’s the case then keep reading. Because Conjoint Analysis might be the right solution for you.  

Healthcare companies win over physicians by putting the right combination of features in their products and charging the right price. It is as simple as that; and Conjoint Analysis helps you do exactly that.

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Topics: questionnaire design, marketing research best practices, Healthcare Research

Ask the Lightspeed Expert: Healthcare Data Collection

Posted by Jacqui Amaral on Mar 27, 2019

Conducting quantitative and qualitative research can be a unique process when targeting healthcare audiences, such as physicians, payers, KOLs and patients. Best practices and techniques we use for consumer research can also be applicable to these audiences.

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Topics: data enrichment, media buying, data append, Healthcare Research, modern surveys, Ask the Expert

Health Tech: The Physician Perspective

Posted by Matt Titus on Jan 14, 2019

With the innovations in healthcare technology, it’s no surprise that consumers feel empowered to take control of their health and wellness with the help of web-connected mobile health (mHealth) devices and applications. Smartphone ownership and the use of wearable technology and health-related apps are on the rise, and the proof is in the data. Since 2015, smartphone ownership has risen 21%, the use of wearable technology has increased 12.3% and the use of health-related apps has increased 25%.

 

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Topics: Data Driven Marketing, thought leadership, Healthcare Research, health tech

A Spotlight on Gestational Diabetes

Posted by Rachel Bear on Nov 15, 2018

November marks National Diabetes Awareness Month, and this year, it spotlights gestational diabetes.

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Topics: Marketing Research Data, Healthcare Research

Perception of Mental Health in the Workplace

Posted by Jacqui Amaral on Oct 10, 2018

2018 has been a big year for women: from TIME Magazine naming those who spoke out about sexual harassment as Person of the Year, to UK celebrating 100 years of women’s right to vote, to the US Women’s Soccer team making headlines.  

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Topics: Marketing Research Data, Healthcare Research

Bringing Modern Survey Techniques to Healthcare

Posted by Stefan Cave on Jul 26, 2018

If you ever find yourself in the London Millbank office, within minutes you’ll be subjected to the company’s most pressing rhetoric: how do we shorten surveys, how do you modernise them and how do we bring innovation to a rapidly changing industry?

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Topics: Video, Healthcare Research, modern surveys

Alzheimer's Disease: Caregivers and Family Members Speak Out

Posted by Bill Cash on Jun 19, 2018

June is Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month; rightfully so, as Alzheimer’s and other brain diseases are the most common cause of dementia, and they touch many individuals and families. In 2017, it has been reported that worldwide, nearly 44 million people have Alzheimer’s or a related dementia.

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Topics: marketing research trends, Healthcare Research

Four Healthcare Predictions for My Young Professional Colleagues

Posted by Matt Titus on May 25, 2018

This blog was originally published by Intellus Worldwide in their Young Professional Journal, Spring 2018

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Topics: thought leadership, Healthcare Research

Spring Is In Bloom, and So Are Our Patient Panelist’s Allergies

Posted by Matt Titus on Apr 25, 2018

Spring is in the air! The grass is greener, trees are sprouting leaves and the flowers are beginning to bloom. For some, the season marks a time of new beginnings, but to others, it’s the start of cut grass and intense pollen. In 2015, 8.2% of American adults were diagnosed with hay fever, an allergy most commonly caused by pollen or dust, resulting in symptoms such as a runny nose, itchy eyes, scratchy throat and coughing. And in 2010, 11.1 million visits to a physician’s office resulted in a primary diagnosis of hay fever

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Topics: Marketing Research Data, Consumer Insights, minipoll, Healthcare Research

Can You Really Trust Uninterested Respondents?

Posted by Alex Wheatley on Sep 25, 2017

Survey design in research is something that has generally evolved rather than proactively developed with questions phrased in the language of research and designed solely to answer the researcher’s query. What we tend to forget is whether anyone actually wants to read that question, let alone whether it’s engaging enough to make someone want to answer it.

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Topics: Healthcare Research, Survey Engagement

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