Patient Engagement Dashboard for Patient Services Rep
Monitor and visualize patient engagement metrics to gain insights into Patient Support
and Program (PSP) interaction, empowering patient services reps to customize interventions and
provide targeted support. Use real-time patient engagement metrics to monitoring low engagement or
adherence, and using tools to personalize communication and follow-ups.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited editions of Life Sciences
Cloud
Filter the data in the Patient Engagement dashboard by region, patient support program, and
facility name to get personalized and targeted analysis.
The KPI section highlights critical metrics for evaluating the program's effectiveness and
reach. It tracks total patients enrolled to show overall uptake and patients assessed to monitor
initial progress. The Patients responded section indicates treatment efficacy, while the
retention rate measures long-term engagement and patient satisfaction.
The Patient Adherence and Churn Analysis section helps manage patients by identifying issues
with treatment or diagnosis if patients don't improve. It also tracks how often patients stop
treatment, providing insights into their satisfaction and challenges, with the goal of keeping
them engaged and improving their health.
The Case Status and Resolution Analysis section shows how cases are handled by looking at
their current status and how long they take to resolve. This helps quickly find problems and
check how well patient support works. Knowing where cases get stuck and how long they take to
finish helps teams improve service and use resources better.
Example A patients services rep can use the Patient Adherence and Churn Analysis section to
monitor a specific patient's adherence to their treatment plan. If the dashboard shows a
patient's adherence declining or indicates they're at risk of dropping out, the patients services
rep can proactively reach out to provide personalized support, address challenges, and reinforce
the importance of continued participation, ultimately improving patient outcomes and
retention.
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