Turn patient and HCP feedback into launch-ready evidence
Patients
Healthcare professionals
Actionable insights
From raw feedback to actionable patient and HCP insights
1. Survey design
2. Patient & HCP reach
3. Anonymous collection
4. Analysis & recommendations
What pharmaceutical teams receive
Insight report
Executive storyline
Activation workshop
Optional insights tracker
Designed to reassure compliance, DPO and medical teams
✅ Genuinely anonymous collection
✅ Aggregated sponsor output
✅ Group or platform reach-out
✅ Configuration evidence
What can patient and HCP insight research help answer?
Patient & HCP insights: frequently asked questions
What are patient and HCP insights
Patient and HCP insights combine feedback from patients and healthcare professionals to better understand real-world behaviours, barriers, beliefs, unmet needs and care pathways. These insights can support pharmaceutical launch planning, market access, medical strategy, marketing and clinical projects.
How can patient insights support a pharmaceutical product launch?
Patient insight research can help identify awareness gaps, treatment barriers, education needs, care journey friction and real-world language before or during a pharmaceutical launch. Findings can then be translated into practical launch recommendations.
How can HCP insights improve launch and medical strategy?
HCP insights can help teams understand referral dynamics, clinical perceptions, education needs, objections and follow-up behaviour. This context can complement quantitative data and strengthen launch, access and medical planning.
Can patient and HCP surveys be anonymous?
Yes. The Novellas model described here is designed around anonymous collection and aggregated sponsor reporting, with safeguards intended to limit the collection of identifiable information.
What does a pharmaceutical company receive after an insight project?
Typical outputs can include an insight report, executive storyline, strategic recommendations, aggregated and redacted feedback, an activation workshop and, where appropriate, repeatable tracking waves.
Can insights be used to enrich real-world data?
Patient and HCP feedback can provide contextual information around observed behaviours, treatment pathways, barriers and unmet needs. This qualitative and quantitative context can complement real-world data when teams need to better understand why observed behaviours occur.