This was a non-promotional activity sponsored by a charity as part of a
gynaecological
cancer survivor initiative, in partnership with a major pharmaceutical company and two
hospitals in Ireland. Our client wanted to receive insights from patients and involve them
in the creation of a life after cancer clinic, which aims to improve services for female
cancer patients and survivors in Ireland.
The solution
We created a digital advisory board tailored to our client’s needs. Our client
had set
objectives and knew what key points they wanted the digital advisory board to cover. This
was a unique digital advisory board as it was led by patients and patient advocates
rather
than health care professionals. We worked together to find the best questions to spur the
discussion towards the desired topics.
The benefit
This provided valuable, rich insights on cancer treatment and survivorship
services in
Ireland. This allowed our clients to begin planning a life after cancer clinic to improve
services for female cancer survivors that would meet the needs of the patients.