CASE STUDIES

Real programs, real results.
Measured at the physician level.

See how pharma brands have used the Rare Medical Network to drive disease awareness, physician engagement, and clinical readiness.

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Driving Genetic Testing and Patient Identification in an Ultra-Rare Disease

A pharma manufacturer with a first-to-market targeted treatment for APDS, an ultra-rare primary immunodeficiency, needed to find HCPs who may have undiagnosed APDS patients in their care. Multiple content formats were deployed to generate awareness and educate key physician specialties.

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Increasing HCP Disease Awareness and Intent-To-Screen by 2X

A biopharma company developing treatment for rare seizure disorders like LGS and TSC sought to increase new adult diagnoses. The challenge: low HCP awareness and difficulty reaching “no-see” providers through conventional outreach. The initiative focused on educating HCPs about adult diagnosis recognition.

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Boosting HCP Knowledge and Interest of a Rare Disease by 74%

APDS is a rare primary immunodeficiency first identified in 2013, making it unfamiliar to most HCPs. Rare Medical Network and Equals 5 collaborated on an integrated content marketing approach to identify and educate healthcare providers — measuring knowledge and interest impact.

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Generating HCP Leads Through Cross-Specialty Digital Education

A small biopharma launched a therapy for WHIM syndrome, an ultra-rare primary immunodeficiency. Because symptoms present to both hematologists and immunologists, both specialties needed education. With limited budgets, the company required an efficient way to identify and engage high-value HCP leads.

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APDS Case Study
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Driving Genetic Testing and Patient Identification in an Ultra-Rare Disease
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Jazz Case Study
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Increasing HCP Disease Awareness and Intent-To-Screen by 2X
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APDS Impact Study
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Boosting HCP Knowledge and Interest of a Rare Disease by 74%
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