Healthcare Industry Thought Leadership

Health Union’s data-driven industry conversations help pharma make smarter, more effective decisions. Check out our latest thought leadership pieces below.

Expert Perspectives: A Conversation on the Role of Responsible Patient Leadership

March 24, 2023

Health Union interviews the lead author of newly published research in the Journal of Medical Internet Research around patient leadership on social media.

Beyond the Patient: How the Whole Person Influences Health Decisions

March 23, 2023

When trying to understand healthcare decision-making in research, aspects of the whole person and patient-HCP relationship are often overlooked.

An Intro to DOOH Healthcare Advertising

March 14, 2023

Is digital out-of-home (DOOH) advertising part of your HCP campaigns? If not, it should be.

Patient Leaders: The Modern-Day Barbershop for Healthcare

February 27, 2023

Patient leaders can authentically provide important health information to improve outcomes while also acting as powerful vehicles for DTC marketing.

Patient Impact Drives Shift in Engagement at Reuters Pharma USA

March 30, 2022

Pharma USA 2022 played an integral role in recognizing the need for the industry to shift priorities towards community-first patient engagement strategies.

Nutrition, Social Health & Chronic Conditions: Why It Matters to Pharma

March 23, 2022

Understanding the nuances and complexities of nutrition-related social health conversations can help pharma best meet the needs of patients.

Leveraging Social Health to Solve Adherence and Compliance Challenges

February 23, 2022

Health Union research identified common patient challenges of medication adherence that healthcare companies can overcome with the help of social health.

5 Situations That Prompt Patients to Engage in Social Health

February 22, 2022

Explore five different situations throughout the patient journey that prompt patients to engage with social health and online health communities.

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