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The HEALTHComm Framework

Evidence-based HCP communication
in 6 steps

With the HEALTHComm Framework, we guide HCP communication from hypothesis to handoff. Evidence-based, claim-safe, and release-ready. The result: consistent messaging, faster medical/regulatory approval, and reusable templates for corporate HCP teams.

Who is this framework for?

Medical Affairs, Marketing, Brand & Compliance teams in pharmaceutical, MedTech and health startups that value:

Security

transparency

Time saving

Scalability

Formulating messages in a way that is auditable (claim safety)

Transparently demonstrate evidence (literature scan, evidence matrix)

Deliver content in a scalable way

(Fact sheet, blog, slides)

Reduce time-to-approval and document versioning cleanly.

HEALTHComm Framework:
Hypothesis: Sharpen the goal & HCP segment
Evidence: Literature scan & evidence matrix
Angle: Secure core messages
L anguage: Claim‑safe Wording
Templates: scalable output
Handoff: Med/Reg-Approval & Versioning

HEALTHComm Framework:
Hypothesis: Sharpen the goal & HCP segment
Evidence: Literature scan & evidence matrix
Angle: Secure core messages
L anguage: Claim‑safe Wording
Templates: scalable output
Handoff: Med/Reg-Approval & Versioning

Our 6-step standard

1

hypothesis
Sharpen the target & HCP segment

  • Define the outcome goal (awareness, adoption, adherence)

  • Prioritize HCP segments (e.g., specialty group, practice/clinic, experience, region)

  • Define measurement parameters (Leading/Lagging Indicators)

Outcome: Target image, segment profiling, assumptions backlog

2

evidence
Literature scan & evidence matrix

  • Systematic scan (peer-reviewed, guidelines, real-world data)

  • Evidence matrix: Study quality, effect sizes, relevance for the segment

  • Document gaps and risks

Result: Evidence matrix (tabular), source dossier (citable)

3

Angle
Secure core messages

  • Strategic angle per segment (e.g. efficiency, patient benefit, workflow)

  • Claim assessment: permissible/critical statements (with evidence anchors)

  • Message Hierarchy (Core → Support → Proof)

Result: Embassy architecture, claim traffic light (green/yellow/red)

4

Language
Claim-safe wording

  • Terminology guideline (definitions, taboo words, alternatives)

  • Formulation templates (safe patterns) & supporting evidence

  • Review rules (e.g., "Proof first, then statement")

Result: Wording Guide, Claim-Safe Glossary

5

Templates
scalable output

  • Fact sheet, blog post, slide deck (corporate CI integrable)

  • Versioning & source footnotes standardized

  • Modular building blocks for omnichannel (email, rep slides, web)

Result: Template set (DOCX/Google, PPTX, CMS blocks)

6

Handoff
Med/Reg-Approval & Versioning

  • Release package (claims list, evidence references, change log)

  • Roles & Responsibilities (Owner, Reviewer, Approver)

  • Archiving & Audit Trail

Result: Release dossier, version history, archive package

This is how we work together

From kick-off to handover: our project process explained in brief:

Detailed examples of the working method

Why this works

Prüffest

Claim safety & substantiated statements

FAQs - Good to know

How do you ensure claim safety? Through a claim traffic light system, evidence anchors, and a wording guide with clear dos and don'ts.

Do you support internal MLR processes? Yes. We provide release packages, role models, and change logs – compatible with your MLR system.

Do you work with our agencies/CI? Sure. Templates will be adapted to your CI (PPTX, DOCX, CMS).

Get in Touch

HEALTHComm Marketing & Kommunikation Logo in violett und grau

Rebecca Mischke

Platanenstraße 33,

40233 Düsseldorf

0162 232 93 54

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Danke für deine Nachricht!

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