March 18, 2016 | Decision-making, Pegasus
To reflect the importance of self-care in health, we developed and launched a new model for exploring personal health decision-making which provides a framework for strategic planning, whatever the therapy area. That model is called Healthscapes, the product of an extensive academic literature review, focus groups and a questionnaire among 10,000 people.
When used in conjunction with our Pegasus Panel, a bespoke database of industry experts, healthcare professionals and media consultants, Healthscapes improves the depth of exploration and the quality of insight generated and forms the backbone of our planning approach.
Find out more at info@thisispegasus.co.uk or by calling +44 (0) 1273 712 000.
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