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Market access

Adding insight to numbers and numbers to insight.

PBIRG Perspectives, 2006, vol 8, no. 2 (Fall), pages 7-8
Market research agencies

A general manager's point of view: running the bottom line.

EphMRA 2001
Market access

A novel approach to modelling the prescribing decision, integrating physician and patient influences.

International Journal of Market Research, vol 44, Quarter 4, 2002
Qualitative analysis

Analysis on trial.

International Journal of Market Research 2001 vol 43, 377-389
Recruiting respondents

Are we missing insight? Improving the tools.

PBIRG 2005 poster
Research influencers

A strategic guide to identifying and researching the influencers on pharmaceutical prescription products.

EphMRA wallchart
Corporate branding Assessing corporate brands and product brands in pharmaceuticals - a quick look to bridge to true insight.

ESOMAR, November 2002
Qualitative insight

Bringing fresh insight to online Qual research

PBIRG 2009

Discrete choice, conjoint

Choice adapted predictive modelling.

Sawtooth Software Annual Conference, March 2000

Discrete choice, conjoint

Conjoint analysis: a review of the conjoint paradigms and discussion of the outstanding design issues.

Marketing and Research Today, 1997, 4, 260-266

(Also presented at EphMRA/ESOMAR Pharmaceutical Marketing Research Conference, June 1997)
Discrete choice, conjoint Conjoint Matters : Reflecting Reality for Respondents and Improving Forecast Input

PBIRG Perspectives Spring 2008
Discrete choice, conjoint Delivering Confidence in Conjoint Research: Completion time alone is insufficient to measure the attentiveness of respondents.

PBIRG 2010
Prescribing dynamics

Doctor/ patient prescribing dynamics.

PBIRG 2003, People's Choice Award Winner
Patient care

Exacerbations of COPD - quantifying the patient's perspective using discrete choice modelling.

European Respiratory Journal 2005, 26, 623-629
Discrete choice, conjoint

From preference share to market share: one giant leap.

Marketing and Research Today, vol 28, no. 3, August 1999 (Also presented at EphMRA Annual Conference, June 1998)
Internal market research

Gauging MR’s future in a do-it-yourself age.

Market Research Society Conference, 2002
Global branding

Genesis of the brand.

PBIRG 1990
RAPIDA

Getting Closer To Physicians Decisions Through A Novel Research Methodology

PBIRG Perspectives, 2010 vol 12, issue 1 (Spring) pages 12-13
Patient compliance Hard to swallow? Why patients don’t take their medicine.

Research, Special Report, January 2000, 40-41
Qualitative Insight

Hidden Truths Looking at What Blogs Can Reveal.

PBIRG Perspectives, 2009
Tracking

In pharma we track the launch - in consumer they track the brand.

PBIRG Perspectives, 2006 vol 8, issue 1 (Spring) 2006, pages 7-8
Quality of life

It’s the dimples that give the ball stability.

EphMRA Annual Conference, June 1993
Patient care

Let the patient's voice be heard.

EphMRA, 1992
Patient care

Migraine in the community – a five country study.

November 1999
Market access

Modelling the integration of pharmacist and surgeon influences into pricing decision support models.

PBIRG 2004, People's Choice Award Winner
Discrete choice, conjoint

On the appropriate use of conjoint analysis in pharmaceutical marketing research: some examples and suggested solutions.

EphMRA Annual Conference, June 2000
Discrete choice, conjoint

Over-estimation in market simulations: an improved solution to the problem with particular reference to the pharmaceutical industry.

PBIRG 2005
Patient advocacy

Patient advocacy - an emerging challenge for innovative market research.

PBIRG 2005, People's Choice Award Winner
Pricing

Pricing research (1) - some personal reflections.

EphMRA Foundation News 2000, issue no. 3, September 2000
Pricing

Pricing research (2) - further personal reflections.

EphMRA Foundation News 2001, issue no. 1, January 2001
Pricing

Pricing research (3) - personal reflections on research techniques.

EphMRA Foundation News 2001, issue no. 2, April 2001
Pricing

Pricing research (4) - personal reflections on the role of market research.

EphMRA Foundation News 2001, issue no. 3, May 2001
Pricing

Pricing research (5)- reflections on the appropriateness of various research techniques.

EphMRA Foundation News 2002, issue no. 5, December 2002
Symptom control

Quantity of symptom control – the patients’ perspective.

Controversies in Heart Failure Management Symposium, London, April 1993
Discrete choice, conjoint

Resource allocation conjoint methods.

Strategic segmentation Strategic market segmentation: an opportunity to integrate medical and marketing activities.

International Journal of Medical Marketing July 2000, vol 1, no. 1
Strategic segmentation Strategic market segmentation: improving the focus of strategic marketing research in new product development.

2001
Strategic segmentation Strengthening our insight on strategic market segmentation.

PBIRG 2001
Patient care

The impact of cytotoxic chemotherapy - perspectives from patients, specialists and nurses.

European Journal of Cancer 1992 28A (suppl 1), S36-S38, (Proceedings of ECCO6 Satellite Symposium)
Quality of life

The relationship between health status perceptions and compliance with antihypertensive therapy – market research as a pilot study (and beyond).

2001
Tracking

Tracking change in the heart failure market.

Presented at BPMRG Annual Symposium, April 1990
Market access

Understanding healthcare systems to conduct better pricing and reimbursement research.

PBIRG Perspectives, 2005 vol 7, issue 1 (Spring), pages 6-9
Observational research

Understanding real practice – the application of observational studies.

PBIRG 2006, People's Choice Award Winner
In-licensing

Use of trade-off methodology to support licensing decisions.

PBIRG 2004, Best Research Excellence Paper
Pricing and value

Value and Pricing: getting the balance right.

Vision to Value paper
Healthcare

What comes round goes around.

PBIRG 2005, Lunch-N-Learn

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