Make your pack
an entry point.
Give pharmacies and patients a useful reason to choose your brand. A DIN-linked page or QR leads to evaluated resources under your identity.
Turn your pack and care channels into access to evaluated tools. A branded resource program that complements your patient support offering.
Give pharmacies and patients a useful reason to choose your brand. A DIN-linked page or QR leads to evaluated resources under your identity.
Complement your patient support program with resources for starting treatment and managing it at home. Scope a pilot around reach, use and patient-reported usefulness.
Your approved materials alongside selected apps, guides and videos, organized around the questions patients have.
A selection of evaluated resources. Choose what helps you.
This is an illustrative resource in a sample treatment collection. In a deployed program, this opens the selected publisher’s tool and its patient-friendly evaluation. The collection is configured with your clinical team.
Interactive collection preview. Women’s health and tobacco links open live resources; treatment resources are illustrative.
AppGuide handles resource assessment, configuration and updates. Your medical and regulatory teams agree on the scope and review your product content.
Deliverables and indicative timelineThird-party resources are identified separately. We agree on editorial responsibilities and reporting before launch. Program reports use aggregate data; identifiable patient data is not shared with sponsors.
DIN visits, resource openings and provider referrals, by channel.
Treatment understanding, reported usefulness and cost per activation.
Quality, safety and available evidence for each selected resource.
Indicators and follow-up are agreed for each program. Usage, reported experience and clinical effects are assessed separately.
Indicators are selected at scoping. Usage reporting can be complemented by patient and provider questionnaires or follow-up, depending on the program and rollout phase.
A resource-opening event records a click to access content or an external tool; it does not confirm completion or sustained use. A click toward an appointment does not confirm attendance.
For cost per activation, agree on the qualifying event, denominator, deduplication and attribution window. Visits and sessions are not automatically unique patients. Report survey sample sizes and follow-up periods; self-reported avoided care and time saved remain estimates. Clinical or economic effects require an appropriate evaluation design.
Evidence supporting a tool informs selection; it does not by itself demonstrate an effect of the client program.
AppGuide complements it with a resource destination accessible through your existing channels, including to patients who are not enrolled. The scope is designed around the gaps you want to address.
The indicative 12-week plan covers scoping, configuration, launch and an early usage review. Timing depends on available content, medical review and your level of involvement.
A fixed platform fee reflects the configured scope, with variable fees tied to agreed activation or usage measures. Clinical or economic evaluation is scoped separately when needed.
AppGuide does not sell apps or manage their subscriptions. Third-party resources are assessed against the agreed clinical scope.
Project partners agree who reviews clinical content, approves branded materials and maintains resources.
No identifiable patient data is needed to configure the program. Sponsor reporting is aggregated; data flows and privacy requirements are reviewed at scoping.
Start with your molecule, patient journey and distribution channels.