Our client was developing concepts for patients who use digital healthcare solutions and wanted to gauge reactions to each of them to determine the most important features to include in a patient app.
To understand patients’ interests, concerns and influencing factors over the concepts in development, we conducted qualitative telephone-depth interviews with a number of patients suffering from a chronic condition.
Discussions were structured to identify how each patient felt about managing their chronic condition. This enabled us to classify the respondents under two categories; namely ‘struggler’ and ‘self-care enthusiast’. In addition to this, the discussions not only allowed us to explore the patient journey, but also assess how concepts rank overall/relative to each other. Consequently, this allowed us to determine the most important features among all concepts, and desired features to add.
Final strategic recommendations were developed by considering all elements of the research. We provided our client with a report comparing patient journeys and different concepts, helping them to understand:
How to easily manage lifestyle challenges
How to build customizable app around most popular concepts
Which features resonate best with patients
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