Patient ethnography to evaluate the packaging of a biosimilar in Rheumatoid Arthritis

The challenge

  • Visualise and understand current storage arrangements

  • Gauge customer feedback on existing packaging and several packaging prototypes

  • Identify preferred packaging design and any areas for improvement

The approach

  • Pre-tasks: photos of current storage, short self-completion questionnaire

  • Face-to-face, in-depth interviews with patients and nurses in 3 EU countries

  • Purdie Pascoe directors moderated in the UK

  • Experienced local moderators briefed and observed by Purdie Pascoe directors

 
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Purdie Pascoe value added

  • Prior knowledge and experience of biologics

  • Extensive experience in user-evaluation studies

  • Developed close working relationship with a large multi-national client team

  • Strong moderation both in-house and through local network

Business Impact

“This research enabled us to make an informed decision about which packaging design to pursue and how it should be modified to meet our customer needs better. Great work!”

Senior Manager, Market Research

 

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