Document used for a speech at Doctors20 (Paris June 5-7, 2013), featuring MediQuality and on-line physisician communities. MedIQuality is among the most active on-line physician communities in Europe
2. Paris - June 6-7, 2013
About MediQuality and others
« On-Line Physician Communities »
The Value for Physicians and for
Pharmaceutical Companies
Pierre De Nayer,
@pdenayer,
denap@citobi.com
3. >3 million doctors are members
of online professional networks
• Alliance of 20 physician communities
• Over 2 million doctors are part of the
Networks in Health communities
• 600,000 doctors in Europe 5
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The 8 minutes agenda
• What are physicians doing on « on-line
physician communities »?
• Is your audience ready?
• Zoom on MediQuality.
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What are physician
doing on physician
communities?
• Search info
• E-cme
• Congress highlights
• Discuss cases
• Discuss other topics
• …Secured
Environment!
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Multiple tools & sources of content
for tailored engagement plans
p. 18
•Coverage of congresses (incl videos) with vairous communications over a
short periodCongresses
•Descriptions, auto-tests, potentially accreditedeCME modules
•Articles suggestions & summaryLitterature
•Patient cases with questionnaire with immediate resultsPatient cases
•Experience & opinion polls
•Tailored to theme, situation and objectivesSurveys / Polls
•Discussion Forum / Groups
•Interactive quizzes, video footageInteractive
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« Topic Center » learnings
• > 3200 members in 6 months
• Physisians re-visiting (2,5 visits per UV)
• Average time spent: 3 mins
• High impact on credibility, image, etc…
• But animation plan needed for less « sexy »
topics (Arthritis, Nocturnal Enuresis?)
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What did we learn from others?
« FaceBook » like
approach tested
succesfully !
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The IMPACT of discussion…
A « key drug » case (1/2)
20/10/2011 - 22h51 - A propos de ce risque "triplé voire quadruplé": je me suis procuré l'article en question grâce à la sympathique
collaboration de la 1e auteur, le Dr Charlotte van Noord. Voici les chiffres:
- étude uniquement épidémiologique
- cohorte de 1 million de personnes, suivie pendant 10 ans
- population retenue: 1366 cas de mort subite "cardiaque" (probable)
- dans cette population: seulement 10 cas (!) associés à une prise de Motilium ou domperidone au moment de l'arrêt cardiaque... (aucun
lien de causalité établi, seulement une relation temporelle)
- population contrôle: 14.114 sujets, dont 26 sous Motilium...
- et aussi: moyenne d'âge dans le groupe étudié 72 ans, mais dans le groupe contrôle 66 ans; ceci est certainement significatif vu les
grands nombres, mais ce n'est pas mentionné dans l'article...
Alors ? la différence entre ces deux proportions est STATISTIQUEMENT significative vu les grands nombres, mais pas CLINIQUEMENT
significative !
Encore une tempête dans une flaque d'eau...
Dr X. Van der Brempt, pneumo-allergologue
POSITIVE reactions from
physicians, supporting the drug.
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The IMPACT of discussion…
A « key drug » case (2/2)
12/10/2011 Motilium : la réaction du
CBIP
4524
11/10/2011 "Le Motilium provoque des
arrêts cardiaques inopinés"
(selon le pharmacologue
Luc Hondeghem dans
Knack)
2317
12/10/2011 Motilium: "Aucun cas de
décès lors des dix dernières
années" (Janssen
Pharmaceutica)
1563
• 11/10: first record of
readings broken
• 12/10: record record
« exploded »
• 12/10-25/10: 20 positive
posts by physicians, read
by more than 5000
readers!
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• Be relevant Online physician communities will work if they help
physicians…
• There are many type of physician communities. They will now
learn from each other...
• Pharmaco’s will find unique opportunities to engage with HCP on
OL physician communities
• When evaluating the power of a physician community, don’t
consider the number of interactions. Consider the number of
people that VIEW a specific discussion…
• Are OL Physician Communities the place where pharma &
physician interests will converge? (A question to the audience…)
Some concluding remarks