Patient Research
Fascinating insights about the workings of healthcare systems from the point of view of the user themselves
Patient Research
Experienced in handling the potentially sensitive discussions which patient research entails, we regularly conduct both qualitative and quantitative research with patients to provide insights into attitudes and behaviours.
We frequently work closely with patient organisations and charities when conducting research with patients.
why choose synergy healthcare research
We have experience in conducting patient research to explore many issues, including the following:
- What does the patient journey look like?
- What is the interaction between patients and health professionals?
- What impact does the patient’s condition have on their quality of life?
- What is the difference between patients and health professionals’ attitudes to the condition?
- How can patients be segmented based on their attitudes and motivations
- How much would patients be willing to pay for an improved treatment?
- What percentage of patients are satisfied/unsatisfied with existing treatments?
- How can we improve patient compliance?
- What information should be provided on a patient website?
- What would prompt patients to seek improved treatments?
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We conduct both qualitative and quantitative research worldwide via our trusted network of local partner agencies, online research panels, and UK-based multilingual telephone units.
Visit our Multinational Research page for more.
Qualitative research uses open-ended questions to explore opinions and behaviours.
It is an ideal methodology for assessing reactions to stimuli, exploring reasons behind current prescribing decisions and understanding the current market environment; and we conduct qualitative research using both established and new methodologies.
Visit our Qualitative Research page for more.
Quantitative research uses structured questionnaires and large sample sizes to provide detailed numerical outputs. It is usually conducted online or via telephone.
Statistical testing can be conducted if required.
Visit our Quantitative Research page for more.