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Case study: How we supported the integration of a new specialty pharmacy product into physician offices

The challenge
Our client was launching a novel device and needed to understand the potential drivers and barriers to practice integration. The client requested a detailed journey map, identifying areas of challenge or gaps from different clinical, as well as administrative and purchasing perspectives.

integration of a new specialty pharmacy product into physician offices
integration of a new specialty pharmacy product into physician offices

The challenge
Our client was launching a novel device and needed to understand the potential drivers and barriers to practice integration. The client requested a detailed journey map, identifying areas of challenge or gaps from different clinical, as well as administrative and purchasing perspectives.

The solution
We conducted in-office ethnographies. The practice owner physician, nurse and office/support staff participated from each office in an hour-long meeting. 

The outputs
We uncovered key moments of truth - points in the experience which have particularly high impact on forming attitudes and driving behaviors.

We identified the pain points - points in the experience where customer normative expectations (what ought to be) are not met by predictive expectations (what will be).

We also presented the client with a proposition to improve customer experience and identified points in the experience where performance, relative to alternatives, is recognized.

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