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Who it's for · Patient insight

What living with the condition is like, by stage.

Patient involvement, what you may call patient engagement: the same people over time, in their own words, broken down by who said it.

What you'd use us for

An example question

"What does a bad week with psoriasis look like, and is it different for people in the most deprived areas?"

What comes back

An answer straight away from what members with psoriasis have already told us, broken down by deprivation and linked to the members who said it. Then ask members live: survey answers, voice notes and video diaries within hours or days, with the themes, how many raised each one and who, and de-identified quotes.

What changed, in our pilot

People living with the condition reshaped a clinical trial programme's recruitment strategy and consent materials.

Both were changed because of what they told us. The programme went on to enrol 560 people, 112% of target. Their input was gathered for the pilot specifically, and their work was the recruitment strategy and consent materials, not the enrolment. The sponsor can't be named.

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Advisory boards give you a handful of voices

Advisory boards and roundtables give you a handful of voices a few times a year. We give you people living with the condition, built to match everyone who has it, whenever you have a question, and a report showing who said what and what changed. It sits alongside your advocacy partnerships rather than replacing them.

Evidence, never brand work

Members never promote a product, act as ambassadors or mentors, or appear in a company's marketing.

How many patients like yours could you involve?

Find out with a free panel count. Tell us who your clinical trial or product is for, and we'll reply the same working day with how many people like that have joined us, and how they break down.

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