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MIT HMS Healthcare Innovation Bootcamp: Primary Market Research Clinic
1. AUGUST 2018
CAMBRIDGE, MA
MIT HMS Healthcare
Innovation Bootcamp
Primary Market
Research Clinic
MIT HMS HEALTHCARE
INNOVATION BOOTCAMP
2. AUGUST 2018
CAMBRIDGE, MA
MIT HMS Healthcare
Innovation Bootcamp
“THERE ARE NO
FACTS INSIDE
THE BUILDING, SO
GET THE HECK
OUTSIDE.”
Steve Blank
Entrepreneur, Author,
Stanford Professor
Imagecredit:entrepreneur.com
9. AUGUST 2018
CAMBRIDGE, MA
MIT HMS Healthcare
Innovation Bootcamp
Some go-to PMR techniques
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Detailed Interviews Observation Immersion
Landing page experimentsCard sorting exercise Facebook ad experiments
10. AUGUST 2018
CAMBRIDGE, MA
MIT HMS Healthcare
Innovation Bootcamp
What we will practice today
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Detailed Interviews Observation Immersion
Landing page experimentsCard sorting exercise Facebook ad experiments
13. AUGUST 2018
CAMBRIDGE, MA
MIT HMS Healthcare
Innovation Bootcamp
Technique cheat sheet
Establish rapport before you begin
Be 100% present. Don’t multitask.
Listen and observe. Pay attention to body language.
Don’t follow a script line by line. Let the subject lead.
Ask short, open ended questions – and practice active listening.
”Tell me about the last time…”
“Tell me about how you…”
”You said XXX. Tell me more?”
“Why?” | “Why not?”
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14. AUGUST 2018
CAMBRIDGE, MA
MIT HMS Healthcare
Innovation Bootcamp
Simulation: Dentist visit
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Imagecredit:TurnerDental.com
”Tell me aboutthelasttime…”
“Tell me abouthowyou…”
”YousaidXXX.Tell me more?”
“Why?”|“Whynot?”
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CAMBRIDGE, MA
MIT HMS Healthcare
Innovation Bootcamp
Why interviews work
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Best choice when you don’t know
what you don’t know
Excellent ROI for time invested
Gives your customers a face and a
name
Learnings will help you with future
research (qualitative or quantitative)
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CAMBRIDGE, MA
MIT HMS Healthcare
Innovation Bootcamp
Simulation, continued
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Imagecredit:TurnerDental.com
”Tell me aboutthelasttime…”
“Tell me abouthowyou…”
”YousaidXXX.Tell me more?”
“Why?”|“Whynot?”
20. AUGUST 2018
CAMBRIDGE, MA
MIT HMS Healthcare
Innovation Bootcamp
Round 1: Elimination (to 5 cards)
Round 2: Prioritization (force rank
cards)
Keep a running dialog
throughout this process. Ask
clarifying q’s along the way.
Now do the card sorting
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CAMBRIDGE, MA
MIT HMS Healthcare
Innovation Bootcamp
Why card sorting works
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Best way to get started with product
testing
Comfortable format that helps keep
the conversation going – alleviates
awkward silences
Elimination and force ranking helps
reveal what’s really important to the
suspect
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CAMBRIDGE, MA
MIT HMS Healthcare
Innovation Bootcamp
Points to ponder
Goals and objectives? (e.g. Understand XX workflow)
What methodology? (e.g. Detailed Interviews)
Who are your suspects? (Start with 5 real humans)
How might you procure suspects?
How do you make it easy for them to say yes? (15min call)
How do you divide and conquer?
When do you boil the ocean versus do tight targeting?
…
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25. AUGUST 2018
CAMBRIDGE, MA
MIT HMS Healthcare
Innovation Bootcamp
More on suspects. Who are they?
Where can you find them?
Mobile digital health example
OR dashboard example
Drug discovery platform example
… etc
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CAMBRIDGE, MA
MIT HMS Healthcare
Innovation Bootcamp
How do you reach them?
Stalk them at the hospital cafeteria
Put out a call on your social networks
Place a Facebook Ad
Warm intro
Cold email
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27. AUGUST 2018
CAMBRIDGE, MA
MIT HMS Healthcare
Innovation Bootcamp
HBR on the art of the cold email
Tailor the message to the recipient
Validate yourself
Alleviate their pain or give them something they want
Keep it short, easy and actionable
Be appreciative and slightly vulnerable
Don’t use a template
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28. Tailor the message to the recipient
Validate yourself
Alleviate their pain or give them something they want
Keep it short, easy and actionable
Be appreciative and slightly vulnerable
Don’t use a template
29. AUGUST 2018
CAMBRIDGE, MA
MIT HMS Healthcare
Innovation Bootcamp
More Pro-tips
Start with alumni networks if possible
Spend at least 50% time on the subject line
Stalk them – then refer to recent quotes
Super short body with a clear ask
Specificity with flexibility for meeting times
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CAMBRIDGE, MA
MIT HMS Healthcare
Innovation Bootcamp
Don’t get discouraged
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~1500 suspects
~100 leads
~75 contacted
~50
interviewed
50% yield is 100% due
to warm intros or other
common connections.
Expect much lower
yield otherwise.
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CAMBRIDGE, MA
MIT HMS Healthcare
Innovation Bootcamp
Learning more
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“Talking to Humans” E-book - Giff Constable
UX for Lean Startups: Faster, Smarter User
Experience Research and Design – Laura Klein
Resources section of ConceptSpring website -
Elaine Chen
Templates and samples – Elaine Chen
Primary market research section of the Martin Trust
Center FAQ
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Innovation Bootcamp
Thank you
Elaine Chen
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• @chenelaine conceptspring.com