Top Marketing Research Articles Related to Research with Patients

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Article Research looks at the role of pharmacists as retail and pharma continue to change Abbey Ahearn, Jarod Ricci | April 2, 2024
Article Segmentation in the pharma industry: How to create resilient strategies Nicola Vyas | March 18, 2024
Article Machine learning and journey mapping results in 133 customer needs Maddie Swenson | February 6, 2024
Article Research explores how MedTech can transcend physical assistance to enhance patients’ mental well-being Tom Donnelly, Mike Sabia, Kristy Beede | January 1, 2024
Sponsored Article 9 Top  Physician Research Companies Quirk's Staff | January 1, 2024
Article Navigating challenges of MedTech research with rare-disease patients Tom Donnelly, Dan Buckley, Amanda Pirraglia, Andrew Watson | November 1, 2023
Article Have researchers become too good at finding  rare-disease patients to interview? Bj Kirschner | November 1, 2023
Article Maintaining a successful online patient community Clare Murphy | September 8, 2023
Sponsored Article 22 Top Health Care Marketing Research Companies Quirk's Staff | May 1, 2023
Article An ethnographic approach: Cancer treatment, recovery and health care marketing research Maddie Swenson | January 10, 2023
Article The value of working with newly formed patient communities Anna Shevalova, Ekaterina Nemenko | November 1, 2022
Article Conducting medical market research Trace Sells | July 12, 2022
Article Marketing researchers assess the current health care landscape Steve Yonish, Abbey Ahearn, Jarod Ricci | May 1, 2022
Article How can digital health technology improve the patient journey? Tom Donnelly, Mary Putman, Sam DePasque Swanson, Pam Rubio-Soletto | May 1, 2022
Article Philips Healthcare put human experiences at the heart of research into cardiology care pathways Laura Hunt, Amy Pratt | January 1, 2022