Using patients insights to move the industry forward
What we do
We work with one of the most important forces in healthcare: the Patient Movement.
PatientView undertakes regular evidence-based research into the different perspectives of patient organisations around the world on a range of issues. PatientView’s reach among these patient organisations is unique, with as many as 40,000 such groups in our informal network.
Patient organisations are in a unique position to provide valuable insights since they are the only stakeholder to interact across every aspect of the healthcare system: from regulators, physicians, healthcare providers, healthcare payers, and of course patients. Patient organisations hold strong views not only about the experiences and needs of patients with whom they are familiar, but on their country’s healthcare policies and systems, the value of technologies (including digital and mobile), and even the reputational status of the various agencies that make healthcare. Across our 20 year history, PatientView has collated evidence-based feedback on all these important subjects. Today, our most high-profile product concerns the corporate reputation of the pharmaceutical industry (from the perspective of patient groups). The product helps pharma develop and improve their strategies to build robust relationships with their ultimate customers, patients - and of course patient groups.
Latest report
Pharma and ESG: The Patient Perspective
The views of 832 patient groups from around the world
Latest Blogs
In an election year, what do US patient groups think about how pharma should improve?
February 2024: As election year in the USA begins to ramp up, the pharma industry will be a likely topic on the political frontlines. Media headlines and campaign pledges can… Continue reading “In an election year, what do US patient groups think about how pharma should improve?”
The growing role of patient groups in healthcare research
February 2024: Patient groups have a wealth of experience in the diseases and conditions in which they specialise—at least from a patient perspective. From this standpoint, these groups have traditionally… Continue reading “The growing role of patient groups in healthcare research”