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Strategic HCP segmentation

White paperSegmentation

How to combine prescribing potential, adoption ladders and behavioural signals, then use the segments to plan journeys, content and field activity.

For teams reviewing how their HCP segments inform targeting, content and engagement.

Prescribing potential can help a team decide which HCPs to prioritise. It provides less guidance on what those HCPs need, how ready they are to engage or which content will be useful.

This paper explains how to combine adoption ladders, prescribing potential and behavioural signals. It connects segmentation with decisions about journeys, content and field activity, then considers the data required and how to update segments as behaviour changes.

It also examines the consequences of using segments that have little bearing on customer engagement, including how those limitations affect campaigns, dashboards and next-best-action systems.

In the paper

  • What potential, adoption and behavioural information each contribute to segmentation.
  • How to use segments in journey design, content planning and resource allocation.
  • When to review segments and how to reflect changes in HCP behaviour.

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Pieter Vanderbeeken

Pieter works with life sciences teams on customer experience, commercial excellence, segmentation and omnichannel. He previously built and led the Asia-Pacific business of Across Health and Precision AQ. At Fractal Force, he leads delivery and business development. Pieter on LinkedIn

Mark Watson

Mark has worked in healthcare since 2012. He was EMEA omnichannel manager at Janssen and head of strategy at Across Health and Precision AQ. At Fractal Force, he leads client relationships and develops the methods used in our engagements. Mark on LinkedIn

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