PharmaPhonetics™ Patient Adherence and Compliance Program Benefits
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Program Benefits for Pharmaceutical Manufacturers
A PharmaPhonetics™ adherence and persistency program offers significant benefits for pharmaceutical makers. Our programs:- Increase patient compliance, adherence (the percentage of doses that are taken as prescribed) and persistency (taking the medication over time, and refilling prescriptions)
- Influence the persistency curve and increase patient retention
- Increase revenue and top line growth
- Increase brand ROI and days on treatment
- Increase the brands share
- Create a patient relationship and patient brand preference
- Generate physician brand preference due to differentiation
- Create a competitive advantage. Patient compliance can be seen as part of the value proposition of a drug when comparing it to another drug in its class
- Improve reach and frequency, offering an alternative intervention vehicle with the potential to reach more patients or reach patients that are not being reached with other program vehicles
- Make your budget go farther
- Help meet the change in focus to patient retention and loyalty from patient acquisition
- Provide better patient outcomes by helping educate the patient about the importance of adhering to their treatment regimen
- Are turn key, and easy to deploy and implement
- Scaleable
- Complementary with existing programs
- Meet all privacy requirements.
Patient Benefits
In addition to creating better patient outcomes, our patient adherence programs are:- Convenient. Interactions are over the telephone, at a time designated by the patient
- Quick, and easy. PharmaPhonetics process is quick and easy. It only takes a couple of minutes to register for a program and then take calls. Interactions are short, and taking part is a breeze.
- Patient-centric. In addition to our patient-focused user design, patients can control the intervention using self-directed speech, and control when they conduct the interaction. Actively engaging patients and providing them with increased control can improve adherence and persistency.
- Patient preferred. Elderly patients are primary consumers of chronic medications. Studies have shown their preferred channel of communication is the telephone.
- Accessible. Some people don't read materials, and others don't use Web sites or have Internet access. Providing interactions via any telephone helps meet the needs of these individuals.
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