Provider Account Engagement Strategy

Strategic Targeting for Launch Success

Prioritize, Profile, Perform:
Powering Launch Success Across Provider Channels

Developing account-specific engagement strategies remains critical for successful launch planning, particularly in a rapidly evolving landscape of market consolidation and vertical integration. Combining robust expertise across IDNs, health systems & practices with proprietary account data-sets, The Dedham Group continues to be an industry leader in supporting account prioritization, profiling and tactical engagement planning across all provider channels.

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Our Tailored Services for Account Strategy Success:

Targeting & Prioritization

Account Prioritization
Modeling:

Develop data-driven models to rank accounts based on patient volume, prescribing behaviors, and market potential.
Population Health Decision-Making Mapping & Prioritization:
Map and prioritize key decision-makers within health systems and IDNs to align engagement strategies with population health goals.
Referral Mapping & Patient
Flow Assessments:

Assess referral patterns and patient flow to identify key influencers and streamline strategies for improving patient access and outcomes.
Account Performance
Lever Analytics:

Analyze account performance metrics to identify growth opportunities and optimize tactical engagement strategies.

In-Depth Account Profiling

Customized
Account Profiling:

Develop tailored profiles that capture account-specific insights, including structure, priorities, and decision-making processes, to inform engagement strategies.
Formulary & Order-Set Operationalization:
Support the integration of products into health system formularies and order sets, ensuring seamless adoption and alignment with clinical workflows.
IDN Influence Mapping
& Analytics:

Identify and analyze key influencers within IDNs to understand decision-making pathways and optimize stakeholder engagement.
Adverse Event Management Workflow Assessments:
Evaluate existing workflows for adverse event reporting and management, recommending improvements to enhance compliance and patient safety.

Engagement Strategy

Account
Segmentation:

Categorize accounts based on key attributes like size, influence, and access potential to tailor engagement strategies effectively.
Pre-Approval Information
Exchange (PIE) Strategy:

Develop strategies for compliant, proactive information exchange with key stakeholders to prepare for product launch and optimize market access.
Engagement Benchmarking &
Field Team Ways of Working:

Assess current engagement practices, benchmark against industry standards, and optimize field team approaches for greater impact.
Manufacturer-Account
Partnership Strategy:

Design strategies to strengthen partnerships with key accounts, aligning shared goals and enhancing collaboration.
Practice Aggregator, Private Equity
& MSO Impact Assessments:

Analyze the influence of practice aggregators, private equity, and MSOs on market dynamics to inform targeting and engagement strategies.

We Provide:

Differentiated Market Research

Established relationships with KOLs & Key Decision-Makers across hundreds of accounts through Dedham’s fully owned research panel.

Extensive Account Strategy Experience

Dedicated teams of consultants with in-depth account knowledge ensure immediate expertise from kick-off to final deliverable.

Field Team
Socialization

Extensive experience socializing engagement strategies with field teams to ensure tactical pull-through & organization buy-in.

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