Symphony Health

With an abundance of healthcare data available, life sciences organisations have an unprecedented opportunity to make more informed decisions at critical business milestones. This whitepaper, explores how leaders can maximise the value of healthcare claims data by choosing the most suitable claims data foundation from which to build.

A deep dive into claims data innovation. This session is a behind-the-scenes look at the practical applications of open, closed, and integrated claims data as foundational options to a successful data strategy.

In this blog, we will summarise open and closed as standalone foundations but will also explore a third option of integrating both open and closed claims in a singular dataset.

From evaluating your asset to sizing markets across multiple indications to merger and acquisition opportunities, the business questions life sciences professionals face are varied and complex. Learn more about what organisations need to understand about choosing the right offering at the right time.

This whitepaper delves into the critical need for organisations to develop robust frameworks for integrating healthcare data seamlessly to drive better patient outcomes and organisational success while upholding patient privacy and compliance standards. 

Listen to experts talk about the need for new data integration strategies in healthcare domain to support the massive digitisation efforts taking place in the industry.

Increasingly, sponsors are finding value in integrating clinical trial data with real-world data and precision medicine data to follow patients through the continuum of care, beyond their trial participation.

Effectively utilising SDoH data can inform more patient-centric practices and precise commercial strategies to reach underserved and underrepresented communities and improve real-world outcomes including diagnosis, treatment and adherence journeys.

The social determinants of health (SDoH) are a key component of understanding and delivering better outcomes for patients.

Social determinants of health affect patients in widely variable ways, and proper, multi-layered analysis is required to gain actionable insight into patient healthcare consumption and behaviour to optimise brand strategy and deliver better solutions and services to patients.