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Commercial Strategy

Meet Your Launch Goals with Payer and HCP Insights

The weeks preceding a pharma product’s launch date are a critical window for market access teams. The ability to pivot and adjust to last-minute shifts can make all the difference between a successful first year and a disappointing launch trajectory. While much of your market access research may have already
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Harnessing Lab Data to Speed Time to Treatment

In recent years, pharma companies have begun to embrace lab data as a richly rewarding dataset for a whole host of purposes, including trial enrollment and site identification, patient monitoring and disease progression, and commercial targeting and market access insights. Along with test orders, values, and results, deidentified lab data
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From Integration to AI: The Data-Driven Future of Market Access

In a competitive market, pharma companies are increasingly relying on various datasets to drive their decision-making. With so many disparate sources, however, data standardization presents a challenge, especially for companies eager to use predictive analytics tools. In a recent survey of 125 pharma executives, nearly half cited data integration and
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Evaluating Payer Impact on Utilization with Claims and Coverage Data

To fully understand how payers impact patient access, pharma companies should be evaluating payers using multiple datasets, including both coverage/restriction data and claims data. While payer policies indicate how payers plan to manage a product or service, medical and pharmacy claims reveal how payers actually manage that product in reality.

How Costs Impact Utilization for Hemophilia CGTs

When the FDA approved the first cell and gene therapy (CGT) for hemophilia almost two years ago, it represented a massive leap forward in treating the bleeding disorder. The one-and-done agents offer the promise of a cure, giving patients the prospect of freedom from the disease without regular treatments. Although

Using De-Identified Lab Data to Find Patients, Target Physicians and Expedite Treatment

Lab data has become an increasingly essential dataset for pharmaceutical companies at all stages of the product life cycle. A key use case for our MMIT clients is using lab data for commercial targeting. Since lab tests often represent one of the earliest data points in a patient’s diagnostic journey,
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Open vs. Closed Claims: Unlocking Opportunities for Healthcare Analytics

In the complex healthcare analytics landscape, understanding the nuances of open and closed claims is critical for researchers and analysts. Open and closed claims each offer unique insights into the patient journey. Open claims, sourced from various clearinghouses and warehouses across the U.S., present a vast collection of data, while
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Acing Market Access: Six Steps to Take Before Launch

Our first post in this series discussed how early market access research, conducted in the 12-18 months before launch, helps pharma companies identify differentiators and establish accurate expectations. As your organization moves closer to launch, your market access team will need to establish a commercially focused definition for your patient

Digital Best Practices for Communicating Drug Coverage to HCPs

Before physicians prescribe a new therapy, they need to trust that it is the most effective and appropriate treatment for an individual patient. They need education on the drug’s efficacy and safety, dosing and administration, and the clinical criteria that define eligibility. They also need to know if the drug
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Key Benefits of Early Market Access Planning

According to our 2024 State of Patient Access survey, 81% of pharma companies are launching their market access planning much earlier than they did five years ago. By Phase I, one-third of pharma companies are already engaged in market access research, with most pharma companies (54%) engaged by Phase II