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Connected Patient Companion App

Connected Patient Companion App

The Client

A global medtech company + digital health company

The Need

The client wanted to explore how connectivity and digital interventions could improve the at-home experience of patients and caregivers using negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT). They aimed to identify unmet needs, barriers, and opportunities to enhance engagement, satisfaction, and outcomes in the post-acute setting.

The Action

I supported the design and execution of a Voice of Customer (VoC) study with patients and caregivers across the US. This included:

  • Conducting in-depth interviews to map patient and caregiver journeys.
  • Uncovering pain points such as information gaps, emotional burden, and disruption to daily life.
  • Identifying which features of a digital solution would provide the most value to all stakeholders.

The Outcome

The client used the behavioural journey map and identified unmet needs to prioritise features for a patient companion app. Insights were also leveraged to begin mapping digital opportunities across the broader wound care and NPWT journey, providing a foundation for future product innovation and connectivity strategy.

Path-to-Market Head

“Using behavioural psychology and body language insights from Nicola, we were able to offer our client next level guidance on product positioning within a therapeutic area with high rates of non-adherence. I have no doubt, these insights influenced the future success of the product.”

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Using behavioural psychology and body language insights from Nicola, we were able to offer our client next level guidance on product positioning within a therapeutic area with high rates of non-adherence. I have no doubt, these insights influenced the future success of the product.

The client

A global medtech company + digital health company

Path-to-Market Head

The need

The client wanted to explore how connectivity and digital interventions could improve the at-home experience of patients and caregivers using negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT). They aimed to identify unmet needs, barriers, and opportunities to enhance engagement, satisfaction, and outcomes in the post-acute setting.

The action

I supported the design and execution of a Voice of Customer (VoC) study with patients and caregivers across the US. This included:

  • Conducting in-depth interviews to map patient and caregiver journeys.
  • Uncovering pain points such as information gaps, emotional burden, and disruption to daily life.
  • Identifying which features of a digital solution would provide the most value to all stakeholders.

The client used the behavioural journey map and identified unmet needs to prioritise features for a patient companion app. Insights were also leveraged to begin mapping digital opportunities across the broader wound care and NPWT journey, providing a foundation for future product innovation and connectivity strategy.

The outcome