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Random Acts of Medicine: Book Review
Random Acts of Medicine explores a range of fascinating case studies detailing the authors’ natural experiments revealing the hidden forces that sway doctors, impact patients, and shape our health all through behavioural heuristics. In natural experiments, allocation to conditions is not controlled by researchers, but is expected to be unrelat...
Mentoring at Google: A Day in the Life of a Behavioural Scientist
As one of the leading healthcare market research agencies, we have had the chance to speak at industry leading events li...
A Year at HRW: HRW Graduate Academy
At HRW, we are particularly proud of the people who join us as graduates and stay with us as their career grows. As part...
AI Fundamentals
As we all know, AI has become a buzzword over the past year or so. Despite its omnipresence, you may still feel unclear ...
The Power of Language in Healthcare
“Words matter” – a short yet powerful opening sentence by keynote speaker Anantha Shankar (Senior Vice Chancellor ...
DE&I in Market Research
This year, HRW had the privilege of being invited to speak on a panel at the BHBIA Spring Event: Building a Strong DE&am...
The Complexities of Predicting Future Drug Performance
How can we predict future drug performance? When thinking about how we can predict future drug performance, and how we c...
Parkinson’s Disease – Reflecting on the Latest Developments
Key Takeaways from 2023 International Congress for Parkinson's and Movement Disorders Research has shown that differe...
HRW 2024 Annual Innovation Challenge
The Importance of Innovation at HRW Innovation has always been an important and integral part of HRW – both externall...
Waking up to Sleep Disorders
I am moderating a virtual focus group late one evening, with four British GPs. We are discussing insomnia, and it is evi...
TGCT: Rare Disease Day
As part of Patient Panorama’s commitment to listen to patients, our ‘Patient Voice’ series aims to shine a spotlig...