The client is a global medical device and healthcare company. They would like to launch a new product for Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) testing in Singapore and Hong Kong.
Research Objectives
The client would like to conduct a small scale research to find out if there is a need / market for this new product – a portable blood analyser. The research objectives are to:
Understand the entire patient journey
Understand the clinical processes and procedures
Capture the overall market potential for TBI biomarker testing
Find out the interest and receptivity of the product
Uncover any unmet needs
Approach
At the start of the project, we received training from the client’s global product team for the product. In the first phase of the project, secondary research was conducted for us to have an overview of the market landscape. In the next phase, a total of 10 qualitative online interviews (5 per country) were conducted. The respondents include ER Physicians/ Lab Directors/ Specialty Physicians (Neurosurgeons and Neurologists) from a mix of public and private settings in Singapore and Hong Kong.
Findings
From the findings, the client was better able to understand:
The overall market landscape for TBI
Total Addressable Market for TBI using a Top-Down Funnel Analysis Approach
Patient journey + Treatment journey, including the difference between public and private settings
Interest and receptivity of their product
Strengths and barriers to adopting the product
Acceptable price point for their product launch, where there is also a big disparity between public and private settings.
Application
The client conducted this research in other countries including the US. Hence, they would be combining the results from Singapore and Hong Kong with the results from the rest of the world to find out how to improve their product before its launch.
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