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Part of our Caregiver Insights Series.

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Caregivers are an integral part of care teams and are involved in everything from medication choices to adherence strategies.

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There are more than 34 million unpaid caregivers providing assistance to someone who is ill or with a disability and approximately 21% of U.S. households are impacted with these responsibilities.

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Last year we reported on a growing trend—the “caregiver crunch.”

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New research from Parks Associates reveals some interesting information about the usage of care-related apps in the caregiver population.

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Pew Research recently reported that almost 40% of Americans are acting as caregivers, up from 30% in 2010.

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Syneos Health Communications team surveyed around 800 patients in three disease areas (atrial fibrillation, breast cancer, and Type 2 diabetes), as well as 200 Parkinson's disease caregivers.

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Researchers at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis recently announced a new tool available for Alzheimer’s patients’ caregivers – a ‘friend-sourcing’ app to help make more meaningful connections and open a new door for communicating and supporting one another.

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Our new report based on a study with 1,380 people shares five lessons from the caregiver experience that illuminate key considerations surrounding effective caregiver, and ultimately patient-centric, communications.

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Check out this FiercePharma article where Leigh Householder, Managing Director of Insights and Innovation at Syneos Health, elaborates on the opportunity for pharma to do a better job of interacting with a very powerful healthcare advocate: caregivers.

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Latest report highlights 5 lessons on reaching caregivers and patients with relevant and resonant messaging.

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Don’t miss all these great finds from our contributors, including a potentially huge break-through in cancer care, a big trend of men as caregivers, intriguing new ad formats, a new take on junk food, and more.

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It’s just one word.

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Syneos Health conducted research to better understand the burdens created for caregivers and identify specific information on resource gaps that could proactively be addressed by healthcare companies.

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We talk a lot about the rise individualized medicine― but that is really a misnomer.

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The next two sessions of the Digital Health Summit were focused on healthcare related to caregivers.

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As patient centricity continues to become more of a focus for pharmaceutical companies and their brands, Novartis recently launched a dedicated social network for heart failure patients and caregivers called Together in HF.

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New Data from Global Survey Reveals Expectations and Concerns of Patients and Caregivers Confronting a Future with Artificial Intelligence

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Listen and learn about the five types of advocates (the Caregiver, the Creator, the Citizen, the Magician, and the Rebel).

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In autumn last year, we started researching our research paper Artificial Intelligence for Authentic Engagement, informed by a survey of over 1,000 patients and caregivers across the EU and United States.

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This FiercePharma article highlights our new AI research where we surveyed approx. 800 European and American patients in 3 disease areas – atrial fibrillation, Type 2 diabetes, breast cancer – and approx. 200 caregivers for people with Parkinson’s disease.

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More and more, you are likely to have conversations with your caregivers online, either sitting at your computer or on-the-go with your mobile device.

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Health and wellness conversations are challenging on all fronts.

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Looking back over my notes on CES, I realized there was a common thread to some of the talks that weren’t really focused in this particular direction.

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Supporting people living with cancer is a top priority for any organization and individual working in the cancer space.

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You think you’re busy?

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Over 2017, Artificial Intelligence became a mainstream topic of conversation, with industry, investors and the media discussing its possible impact on all areas of our personal and professional lives.

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An AI wave is poised to transform healthcare with examples ranging from supercomputers identifying hard-to-diagnose cancers; robots assisting surgeons with complex procedures; and chatbot therapists supporting patients with cognitive behavioural therapy.

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In today’s day and age, health insurance has become even more challenging to navigate.

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Last year’s bet on Google’s passive glucose-sensing contact lens was an important one for the appetite for risk and innovation at Novartis.

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