14 Mar 2023 | 03:45 PM GMT

Patient Engagement Metrics in Digital Health for Oncology

About this Meeting

Small, intimate and participant-led discussions tackling digital health challenges. Spaces are limited to 8 - 12 people, allowing you to focus on quality in-depth conversations.

Measuring patient engagement with digital health solutions is crucial to ensure the digital intervention is impactful and helps improve patient outcomes. These metrics are key for digital health companies, not only to keep improving and personalising their solutions, but also to show value when talking to payers for reimbursement, pharma and medtech for partnerships, or investors for funding. 

All these stakeholders keep asking for general measures of patient engagement, but what does great engagement look like in oncology? How to meet the expectations? Join your peers in this discussion to dive deep into: 

  • Current engagement metrics requirements by payers, pharma, and investors. What patient engagement metrics are the different stakeholders expecting to see?
  • What does ‘great patient engagement’ look like in digital health solutions for oncology? Every patient and every digital health product is different (e.g. digital solutions for episodic support vs. ongoing), so how can we define what ‘great patient engagement’ is? How does the definition change depending on the cancer chronicity, sociodemographic group, gender, or other?  
  • How can the industry define patient engagement standards? The healthcare industry is used to working with standards to understand what is good and what is not. How can we create standards that help the industry distinguish what is good and what is not for digital health in oncology?
  • Showing patient engagement beyond pilots. Patient engagement metrics can be initially gathered in pilots or studies, but performance in the real market is different. What are the best real-world data points to demonstrate successful patient utilisation? 
  • Challenges in using patient data. What are the challenges when tracking patient engagement metrics in oncology (e.g data collection, data standardisation, data privacy & security, data interpretation, limited resources, etc.)? How to make sure the data will be accurate, reliable and meaningful? 
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