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6. 6
W2O Group is a network of innovative, independent
marketing communications firms focused on servicing health
and technology brands worldwide. We offer integrated
communications, marketing, business and tech solutions,
focused on product supremacy, brand reputation and
organizational excellence.
9. Contents are proprietary and confidential.
Doctors
Hospitals
Advocacy
Media
Patients
Industry Insights from online interaction
between doctors, patients and the
health ecosystem.
The Online Global Health
Ecosystem captures all key
influencers involved in each
therapeutic area conversation.
The Online Global Health Ecosystem drives MDigitalLife Integrated Health Offering
10. Contents are proprietary and confidential.
Doctors
Hospitals
Advocacy
Media
Patients
Industry
727,906
Digital “footprints” mapped as of October, 2016
The Online Global Health Ecosystem drives MDigitalLife Integrated Health Offering
11. Contents are proprietary and confidential.
• Patient behavior change
• Physician behavior change
• The cycle of convergence
• Joining the conversation
Understanding Physician-Patient Conversations
13. Contents are proprietary and confidential.
35% of patients are
considered “online
diagnosers”
Source: Health Online 2013 – PewResearchCenter – Susannah Fox
22. Contents are proprietary and confidential.
Pioneers
Mike Sevilla, MD
Family doctor, podcaster
& blogger since 2006
Wendy Sue Swanson, MD
Pediatrician, author &
blogger since 2006
Bryan Vartabedian, MD
Pediatrician, author &
blogger since 2006
Jordan Grumet, MD
Internist, author & blogger
since 2006
23. Contents are proprietary and confidential.
Culture of Permission
Source:
Doctors and the Culture of
Permission – 33Charts.com – July
2013
24. Contents are proprietary and confidential.
Statin conversations over time
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
18 tweets/day5 tweets/day
25. Contents are proprietary and confidential.
Twitter meets medical meetings
Connections between US and Global physicians at #ASH15
27. Contents are proprietary and confidential.
Social Media Is Changing Physicians’ Behavior
36% of physicians use digital resources more
than offline resources to communicate with their
peers
For physicians using Twitter, 97% use it at
least monthly (72% weekly; 39% daily)
39% of physicians say that the information
they receive from online professional message
boards, communities, social networks and
blogs is “influential to very influential” to
their clinical decisions
Source: Manhattan Research “Taking the Pulse of US Physicians” 2013 Survey
30. Contents are proprietary and confidential.
Online Doctors Are Influential and Active
Doctors are patients’ most-
trusted source for online
health information1
>7,000 doctors post daily
on their blogs and Twitter
accounts2
#1: Physician group/medical practice
1What Health Info Do Consumers Seek Online?. eMarketer, February 28, 2013
2MDigitalLife study, October 2015
32. Contents are proprietary and confidential.
Hashtag communities
Dana M. Lewis
#hcsm, 2009
Matthew Katz, MD & Patricia F. Anderson
Cancer hashtag ontology, 2013
33. Contents are proprietary and confidential.
Hashtag communities
>900 disease specific tweetchats
2016
34. Contents are proprietary and confidential.
An increasingly connected community
0
5000
10000
15000
20000
25000
30000
35000
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
Patient Mentions of Doctors Doctor Mentions of Patients
8,404% Growth
3,896% Growth
35. Contents are proprietary and confidential.
Doctors and patients create new identities together
bit.ly/epatientdoc
37. Contents are proprietary and confidential.
Doctors lead the news in health
A relatively unknown
pediatrician in SD
tweeted the story 16
hours before the
department of health
announcement
She was
subsequently
interviewed by Liz
Szabo of USA Today
38. Contents are proprietary and confidential.
• 305 reporters
follow at least 50
physicians
• 6 reporters follow
over 1,000!
Reporters love online physicians
39. Contents are proprietary and confidential.
Heart Disease Conversations – US Docs’ Mention Map
This map is based
on over 100k posts
about CVD over
the past year
It visualizes all
health ecosystem
accounts that have
mentioned each
other
In large
conversations, it
can be difficult to
derive meaning
from the visual
40. Contents are proprietary and confidential.
Finding the cliques
Seka Kathiresan, MD
UMass
Matthew Herper
Reporter, Forbes
Michael J. Joyner, MD
Mayo Clinic
James Pirrucello, MD
Mass General
Larry Husten
Reporter, Cardiobrief
Adam Shaywitz, MD
Medical Director, Biomarin
Mark Goldberger, MD
Columbia U
Ethan J. Weiss, MD
UCSF
42. 45
Wendy
Swanson
(@SeattleMamaDoc)
Followers:
32,896
HCPs: 2,162
Patients: 176
Advocacy: 431
Industry: 502
Media: 14
The Connected Ecosystem
Although followed by fewer people overall, Dr.
Natasha and Jen Dyer MD both have a strong
following of HCPs, Industry, and Advocacy
relative to Wendy Swanson and Alan Greene
Dr. Natasha
(@Drnatasha)
Followers: 6,934
HCPs: 1,210
Patients: 70
Advocacy: 208
Industry: 202
Media: 14
Jen Dyer MD,
MPH
(@EndoGoddess)
Followers:
14,916
HCPs: 1,020
Patients: 242
Advocacy: 232
Industry: 298
Media: 16
Alan Greene
(@DrGreene)
Followers:
22,512
HCPs: 664
Patients: 96
Advocacy: 176
Industry: 204
Media: 13
Total amount of
direct following
by type
Total amount of
followers
Media
24 Nodes
Advocacy
621 Nodes
Patients
401 NodesDoctors
2,940 Nodes
Industry
696 Nodes
Other
6 Nodes
43. Contents are proprietary and confidential.
ASCO Value Framework Time Trend – All Conversations
Initial conversation driven by physicians, followed by heavy advocacy and
media pick up.
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
5/19 5/26 6/2 6/9 6/16 6/23 6/30 7/7 7/14 7/21 7/28 8/4 8/11 8/18
Advocacy Physicians (Ex-US) Industry Physicians (US) Patients Media Outlets Media Journalists
44. Contents are proprietary and confidential.
The Conversation Continues In Community Twitter Chats
The ASCO Value Framework has been featured in two patient/advocacy oriented
tweet chats, focusing on the ‘value’ of when fighting the rising cost of cancer
treatments
The #LCSM chat is 2nd largest chat for therapeutic area in terms volume and
influence, behind only breast cancer
46. Contents are proprietary and confidential.
HC companies are part of the ecosystem
#AATS15 Mention Map
47. Contents are proprietary and confidential.
•What do they need to know?
(Communications)
•What they need to do? (Marketing)
Understand and reach your key audiences
50. Who
Top InfluencersBenchmark Audience Behavior Influence Patterns by Audience
What, Where, & How
Foundation to validate/identify
influencers who can impact
behavior change
Understand how influence flows
between doctors, the media,
patients, advocacy
organizations, policy makers,
etc.
The outlets, channels and words
used to drive relevant audience
conversations online; determine
the types of content they
want / need
Analytics
52. Content Strategy
All Content is created to meet needs identified through analytics, with a specific focus on topics most engaging to
individual physicians.
• Narrative/Messaging Strategy
• Content/Editorial Calendar
• Thought Leadership content
• Media Mix
• Spokesperson/People
• Pace
Content
55. Advocacy Partners
Engagement
Impact Alignment Value
When choosing a partner we consider:
Identify advocacy partners who
are most deeply aligned with the
client and the target audience
Advocacy partnership must
provide significant value to both
the client and the advocacy
partner to be successful
Utilizing analytics, identify
advocacy partners who have the
most reach, relevance &
resonance in the target market
56. Amplification
• Paid Media
• Focus paid budget on outlets uncovered in analytics.
• Earned Media
• Syndicate content and media packets to advocacy partners, local and
national outlets, local groups, etc. to gain earned media coverage
• Events
• Host local educational events for target market to raise awareness
and amplify campaign message.
• Opportunistic Media
• Stay aware of related activities with opportunities for engagement. Ex.
Participate in twitter chats related to topic area.
Engagement
57. Audience Engagement Strategy
Engagement
Engaging online audience members/influencers
Utilize identified influencers in analytics portion as outreach targets.
Follow online audience on Twitter, subscribe to their blogs & YouTube channels, share
their content via monitoring dashboard
Invite audience to opt-in for email newsletter and/or subscription to your social
channels
Regularly tag interested audience members when content updates are available on
client channels
Form digital advisory board of highly influential audience targets
Use as a sounding board for upcoming content
Leverage as ambassadors for sharing client content with peers
Conduct regular audience-focused webinars
Conduct regular tweetchats featuring Digital Advisory Board members
58. Audience Engagement Strategy
Engagement
Influence Mapping
Conduct detailed influence mapping models
showing how key patient, physician, media
and advocacy voices are connected online
Create content targeted to key audience
segments, to be released and syndicated
through advocacy partners, physician
ambassadors and other influencers
Conduct regular audience-focused webinars
led by panels of Digital Advisory Board,
advocacy partners, media influencers,
and/or industry partners
Conduct regular patient-focused tweetchats
featuring Digital Advisory Board members
Network
Visualization
59. Engagement
Engagement
Advocacy Promotion
Promote created content through advocacy partner and spokesperson
properties
Content to Influencers
Audience analytics for campaign influence the kind of content that will
resonate with target market influencers
Audience influencer analysis informs team of exactly which physicians are
most influential relative to topic area conversation
Events
Participate in local events to increase community engagement.
Partnerships with local advocacy partners contribute to local event
success.
61. Ongoing Measurement & Monitoring
• Create Ecosystem Monitoring Dashboard to actively monitor
results of campaign
• Build all influencers (across stakeholder groups) into custom search engine
displaying all content those influencers create, real-time
• Ecosystem software includes custom-curated audiences of physicians, patients,
advocacy organizations, media covering topic area issues and companies that
make products that treat topic area
• Track all topic area related conversation trends in the same dashboard
• Create a daily (or weekly) listing of the most important content, to be shared via
newsletter and/or custom portal
• “Early warning system" sparks alarms when topics/issues come up in
conversation
• View campaign successes, engagement in real time
Ongoing Measurement & Monitoring
What you’ll learn
Presentation vs questions
How to ask questions
Q&A at the end
How to access this later
Unless noted, all statistics are sourced from our MDigitalLife Online Health Ecosystem database
Understand the networks, relationships and patterns of interaction between Doctors, Providers, Patients and other influencers within the health ecosystem.
Understand the networks, relationships and patterns of interaction between Doctors, Providers, Patients and other influencers within the health ecosystem.
77% of doctors spend >1 hour using digital resources during their normal work day
25% of doctors use a general social network web site or app between patient consultations (slide 40)
36% of doctors use digital resources MORE than offline resources to communicate with their peers (slide 45)
54% of doctors use digital resources MORE than offline resources to keep up-to-date with medical news or events (slide 46)
70% of doctors rely on digital resources for clinical information/clinical decisions some of the time, most of the time or all of the time (Excluding EHR). (slide 51)
62% of doctors agree or strongly agree that using digital resources during consultations improves interactions with their patients (slide 53)
67% of doctors say that they use online professional message boards, communities, social networks, blogs as a source of information for their practice (57)
32% do so at least weekly (58)
Do you use each source for information for your practice weekly:
Health/medical information in the newspaper or on television - 39%
Online medical news - 55%
Online professional message boards, communities, social networks, or blogs - 33%
39% of docs say that information they receive from online professional message boards, communities, social networks, blogs is influential to very influential to their clinical decisions
47% of doctors access KevinMD.com at least once per week for medical news and information
10% of doctors have used twitter personally in the last 3 months (174)
3% have used twitter for professional purposes (24% used LinkedIn)
For doctors using twitter, 97% use it at least monthly (72% weekly; 39% daily) (182)
Specifically, 5,748 doctors (global) posted an average of once every weekday; 4,731 posted an average of once EVERY day from 10/7/13 – 10/7/14.
190 reporters follow 50 or more US doctors … 6 follow over 1,000 … And Liz Szabo follows …
Just the last 3 months of conversation about heart disease can be overwhelming.
Familial hypercholesterolaemia
SKATHIRE = Sekar Kathiresan Umass Cardiologist
AdamJShay = Adam Shaywitz – Physician and medical director at BioMarin
Ethan J Weiss – Cardiologist UCSF
Mark Goldberger, MD Cardiologist Columbia U
James Pirrucello – Hopkins-trained physician doing residency at Mass General
Familial hypercholesterolaemia
SKATHIRE = Sekar Kathiresan Umass Cardiologist
AdamJShay = Adam Shaywitz – Physician and medical director at BioMarin
Ethan J Weiss – Cardiologist UCSF
Mark Goldberger, MD Cardiologist Columbia U
James Pirrucello – Hopkins-trained physician doing residency at Mass General
Include Examples from Sanofi.
Link to Box folder.
Driven by analytics. Which advocacy organizations connect most deeply with the target audiences.
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