Adherently Speaking // Resources for Pharmaceutical Marketers

Adherently Speaking

Patient engagement, education and adherence resources

WEBINAR

HealthPrize Primer for Pharma Brands

Watch this 12-min webinar to get a primer on how HealthPrize programs enable pharma brands to engage, educate and motivate patients to start and stay on their prescribed medications.

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WEBINAR

Reframing Adherence: HealthPrize for Payers

Watch our 6-min webinar, Reframing Adherence, to find out how HealthPrize uses behavioral economics, health education and gamification to reframe the way people with chronic conditions experience their medication journey.

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RESULTS

Enabling Renal Patients to Better Manage their Phosphorus Levels

How HealthPrize enabled people on dialysis to better manage their phosphorus levels through engagement and education

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WHITE PAPER

Addressing Adherence in the Multimorbid Population

Find out how a targeted digital behavioral approach can improve health outcomes and reduce costs in this challenging, costly population.

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Definitive Guides

The Adherence Marketing Manifesto

How to blend consumer marketing with health education and behavior change strategies to significantly improve adherence

The Gamification Playbook for Healthcare Marketers

What is gamification, why is it so engaging and how can it be used to improve adherence and support better health outcomes?

Every Habit Needs a Hook

How behavioral economics in application can help patients with chronic diseases build the essential habits they need to stay adherent to their medications.

In Focus

PUBLICATIONS

Better Adherence Results In Better Clinical Outcomes

A review of the most compelling papers linking better medication adherence with better clinical outcomes curated by HealthPrize’s Chief Medical Officer, Katrina Firlik, MD

VIDEO

The (Not So) Inevitable Path of Nonadherence

From the very start, taking prescribed medications for a chronic disease can be a negative experience that leads to the inevitable path of non-adherence. So, how do you help patients develop positive, habitual relationships with medications they don’t want to take?