Digging Deeper, Reaching Farther:
Multi-Wave Research Yields Clinical Patient Insights
The need for multi-wave research
What are the benefits of doing multi-wave research with patients and caregivers for clinical trial design and development? How can multi-wave strategies better inform clinical researchers of unmet needs of patients and caregivers? This webinar will share examples from qualitative and quantitative multi-wave case studies.
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Benefits of attending the webinar
Learn how multi-wave quantitative surveys can be used for in-depth insights on clinical trial design.
Understand how multi-wave research using qualitative analysis of online patient communication can identify key changes in patient knowledge and awareness of clinical trial results.
Discover how multi-wave strategies allow researchers to refine their understandings of patients through deeper dives into previous research findings.
Who should attend
- Senior Director of Patient Advocacy and Engagement
- Head of Medical Affairs
- Clinical Research Scientist
- Director of Patient Advocacy and Engagement
- Director, Patient Focused Drug Development
- Director, Patient-Reported Outcomes
- Director, Patient Initiatives
- Director, Patient Focused Drug Development
- Chief Medical Office Lead Health Insights
Presenter: Hannah Eccard
Senior Research Director, Inspire
- Researcher with diverse experience in quantitative and qualitative research.
- Unique history of deriving actionable insights through analyzing datasets of 100,000+ data points and delving into primary source narratives.
- 6+ years designing custom surveys for patient-centered initiatives.
- Specialist in crafting tailored language and utilizing complex logic.
- 3+ years leading healthcare research initiatives, including research into patient-provider communication, population research and deep-dive analysis into user experience.
- Areas of expertise include analyzing patient journeys, identifying unmet patient/caregiver needs, conducting message testing and integrating patient perspective and feedback in clinical trial development.
Inspire is the leading healthcare social network, with a mission to accelerate medical progress through a world of connected patients. Inspire consults with pharmaceutical companies, leading medical centers and government agencies to integrate patient-centricity into the pharmaceutical product lifecycle and patient care journey.