Impact of Patient Engagement on Product Development
A study design that is acceptable to patients may not only be important for the actual relevance of a clinical study, but also for the speed of recruitment and protocol-compliant retention during the study.read more …
Business for Patients is in our DNA.
Why cooperate with patients?
Including patient expertise during the entire product life-cycle is key for truly patient-focused innovative products and services. It is instrumental for successful business. However, how can this be translated into practice? That’s exactly where admedicum comes in.
What?
We help prepare your organization and shape the patient interactions in a way that creates sustainable value for both patients and your business. We provide “fit for purpose” approaches to establishing concepts, tools, advisory groups, networking, coaching and management support where it can help overcome the challenges of a complex relationship between patients and industry.
How?
We provide down-to-earth day-to-day patient-centric business solutions. Together with our clients from the industry, we make patient-industry collaboration happen. We act as advisors, designers and enablers to build trustworthy and effective relationships between patients and industry. We help to merge beneficial impact for patients and value-for-money for industry.
Emma Margarete Reil, Chariman of Sklerodermie e.V.
The Sklerodermie e.V. in connection with the scleroderma experts of the DNSS (German Network for Systemic Scleroderma) asked admedicum for support in conducting a survey among more than 1200 scleroderma patients in Germany. The aim was to investigate the extent to which scleroderma patients benefit from the infusion therapy, which is recommended but currently not reimbursed and therefore difficult to obtain.
By systematically involving 390 myotonia patients across 18 European countries through the project MYOPATH, admedicum® was instrumental in demonstrating EMA the great need for patient access to Namuscla® (mexiletine). The EMA Committee of Orphan Medicinal Products (COMP) explicitly highlighted the quality of the MYOPATH survey methodology that led to the capture of important information regarding a lack of treatment access resulting in patient harm.
Ana Mingorance, Chief Development Officer LouLou Foundation, London, UK
The CDKL5 Research & Family conference, which Philipp was instrumental with in shaping the agenda, was an exceptionally great meeting! I had a chance to talk to many of the families and I know they appreciated these days and loved how much opportunity they had to participate and tell their stories and help shape the field and advance it. This was truly the first patient-centric meeting I’ve ever attended, and that was very much thanks to Philipp‘s vision.
Undisclosed pharma participant on the same conference: „You and Carol-Anne organized the best disease-focused family meeting I ever attended. The interaction and co-collaboration amongst all constituents was extremely beneficial to everyone in attendance. I especially appreciated hearing directly from the caregivers their needs and wants for clinical trials and new medications.“
Steffen Stürzebecher, SVP Head of Innovation Unit Specialty Therapeutics, Grünenthal
His vision of a patient centric approach to pharmaceutical development, in particular in rare and orphan diseases, together with the implementation of a concrete series of patient focused events has created a momentum that our company is still benefitting from.
Horst Mehl, past-president and currently honorary president of Mukoviszidose e.V., the German Cystic Fibrosis Association
During his time as CEO of Mukoviszidose e.V., the German Cystic Fibrosis (CF) Association (2002 – 2014) and Managing Director of our research affiliate, Mukoviszidose Institut GmbH (2006 – 2015), I got to appreciate Andreas Reimann. I am a father of a son living with CF and I am grateful to what Andreas has contributed to the lives of ...
Susan Stephenson , RN BSN CCRN Independent Rare Disease Pain Advocate and Consultant N. Chesterfield, VA USA
Philipp possesses all the many skills needed and essential for bringing together patient organizations and their KOLs into the limelight of industry! For more than 30 years, I have promoted genetic diseases and pain awareness as a health professional with a genetic disease and chronic pain.
Dr Jenny Royle, Senior patient-centricity programme leader of Cancer Research UK, on panel facilitator Rachel Jones
Rachel interacts with patients and their families with both tact and ease, ensuring that we end up with networks of people engaged and wanting to be involved. She has an ability that I think is rare to find: naturally picking up on people's non-verbal as well as verbal meanings very quickly.
Siobhan Southam, Global Communications Lead AstraZeneca
She is differentiated by her skill at delivery and bringing people together to ensure projects always deliver to time and with much good humour along the way! A true people person, she thrives in organisational situations that others might find tricky, embracing change and challenge herself and ensuring that others benefit and grow ...
We support our clients in providing patient oriented products and services. Economical and profitable products and services contribute to the added value of more patient centric health care ...
admedicum team members have the credibility, expertise, skills and experience to represent both the patient and industry perspective. We have worked on the patient side and in pharma and medtech industry positions. ...
Learn more about our services and see some case studies in areas like „Understanding patient’s needs“, “Patient-focused products and services” and “Patient Engagement Management”.
LS Academy and admedicum Business for Patients are pleased to invite you to the Pegasus Networking Reception on Monday 2 March from 18.00-20.00. This event will feature an interactive parliamentary-style debate moderated by Paola Kruger, EUPATI Italy, and Roger Legtenberg, Upstrong, former CEO of PSR Clinical Research, where participants will be guided through a lively debate of current issues in patient engagement in research and development.
Topics include: Why Patient Engagement, Patient Landscape, Legal and Behavioural Compliance, Contacting Patients and Patient Organisations, Collaboration and Co-Creation, Performance Measurement. You will learn how to initiate and manage collaboration with patients and patient organisations in this e-Learning programme.
What these services have in common is that they will only have a patient impact if they provide solutions to real problems. This can only be achieved if a detailed understanding of the patient journey (treatment path) and different patient typologies is given. Such understanding cannot be obtained if companies try to work only with physicians (whose role remains important), since physicians don’t live with the disease and often cannot know or judge why certain decisions are made by patients in daily life. The patient journey and what is relevant to them can only be systematically determined when it is done together with affected patients.
