The Opportunities

• Feedback gathered from health care professionals (HCPs) indicated that the way information was presented and accessed in the existing medical information portal was not aligned with the typical workflow of HCPs (including technology preferences)
• Information was being provided at a macro level that HCPs found very frustrating—being directed to a location within a very large PDF document instead of receiving a focused, concise answer
• Strict internal interpretation of legal and regulatory guidelines, with no recent consideration of the capabilities of digital assets, had resulted in an extremely conservative approach that made certain types of data tedious or even impossible to access

The Solution

Our Approach

• Engaged at the strategy phase to perform extensive research on health care professionals, their wants, unmet needs, evolving technology preferences, and typical workflows
• Used findings to design a first-of-its-kind medical information portal with unique features such as the ability to create and save personal libraries of information, the incorporation of multimedia content, and the ability to search for and find off-label information
• Involved extensive content strategy, front-end development, integration with internal teams, collaboration with other vendors, and deep involvement with legal and regulatory personnel