We are releasing our latest research today.
In August 2011, we conducted a research study of 21,344 social media conversations on Diabetes and 18 oral diabetes medications that were posted from March 12, 2000 to March 23, 2011 across all blogs, user forums, and message boards on the Internet.
The purpose of the study is to understand how patients talk and feel in open conversations publically available on the Internet about Diabetes and the oral medications that they use.
This study examines at a high level the patient-reported effectiveness and perceived safety of 18 oral medications used for the treatment and management of type II diabetes.
We provide insights into patient opinions about each drug’s performance based on the personal experiences that patients may or may not share with their physicians.
The results are interesting to say the least. Feel free to download:
http://www.woollabs.com/odms.html
Wool Labs is working to develop Phase IV/V programs to look at safety and efficacy of products through the lens of how patients report performance and experience. We already work with clients as well as publish our own research on how patients discuss their diseases and conditions, medication, and safety and efficacy measures. So the point to this blog is to explore this concept further.
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