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Disease Awareness Program Excellence in Immunology: Structure, Activities, and Resources Needed for Effective Pipeline Support

ID: PSM-398


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39 Data Graphics

700+ Metrics

11 Narratives


Pages: 60


Published: 2025


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  • STUDY OVERVIEW
  • BENCHMARK CLASS
  • STUDY SNAPSHOT
  • KEY FINDINGS
  • VIEW TOC AND LIST OF EXHIBITS
In the dynamic field of immunology, where diseases often span multiple systems and patient journeys are complex, awareness campaigns are essential for early recognition and intervention. To effectively educate healthcare professionals and patients, biopharma leaders must develop targeted, multidisciplinary programs that reflect evolving scientific understanding and address diverse patient needs.

Best Practices, LLC conducted this benchmarking research to uncover successful strategies and common pitfalls in immunology-focused disease awareness campaigns. This report delivers peer-driven, actionable insights into campaign structure, timing, investment levels, engagement tactics, and cross-functional collaboration.

Industries Profiled:
Pharmaceutical; Diagnostic


Companies Profiled:
AbbVie; Prometheus Laboratories; PruGen Pharmaceuticals; Teva Pharmaceuticals; Tokai Pharmaceuticals

Study Snapshot

Best Practices, LLC engaged 5 leaders from 5 life sciences organizations focused on immunology therapies in this benchmarking research. Alongside primary research, in-depth operational interviews were conducted with select executives. Relevant secondary research is incorporated to further provide context.

Key topics covered in this report include:

  • Disease awareness program structure
  • Strategic timing of disease awareness activities
  • Budget and resource planning for immunology campaigns
  • Collaborating with Advocacy Groups and Legal
  • Use of social media in immunology disease awareness

Key Findings

Select key insights uncovered from this report are noted below. Detailed findings are available in the full report.

  • Structure: For immunology divisions, disease awareness is most often led by Patient Advocacy team (40%), followed by Medical, Marketing and Legal (16%).
  • Disease Awareness Activities: Unbranded websites, Disease state presentations and MSL presentations are the most utilized disease awareness activities.
Table of Contents

Sr. No.
Topic
Slide No.
I.
Overview and ObjectivesPg. 3-6
II.
Program Effectiveness: Practices & PitfallsPg. 7-10
III.
Program StructurePg. 11-15
IV.
Tactics and TimingPg. 16-24
V.
Budget and SpendingPg. 25-35
VI.
Involvement of Advocacy Groups and Legal in Disease AwarenessPg. 36-48
VII.
Social MediaPg. 49-56
VIII.
Participant DemographicsPg. 57-59
IX.
About Best Practices, LLCPg. 60

    List of Charts & Exhibits

    I. Program Effectiveness: Practices & Pitfalls

    • Overall effectiveness of immunology-focused disease awareness programs
    • Best practices for maintaining an effective disease awareness program
    • Common pitfalls or stumbling blocks seen in immunology-focused disease awareness campaigns

    II. Program Structure

    • Structure of immunology disease awareness teams – Total benchmark class
    • Structure of immunology disease awareness teams – Large pharma vs. Mid-small pharma, Global teams vs. Country level teams, Single brand teams vs. Portfolio teams
    • Functional involvement and leadership of immunology-focused disease awareness programs
    • Presence of a distinct group for handling immunology-specific disease state awareness programs

    III. Tactics and Timing

    • Start and endpoints for immunology disease awareness resourcing – Total benchmark class
    • Start and endpoints for immunology disease awareness resourcing – Large pharma vs. Mid-small pharma
    • Start and endpoints for immunology disease awareness resourcing – Global teams vs. Country level teams
    • Start and endpoints for immunology disease awareness resourcing – Single brand teams vs. Portfolio teams
    • Start and endpoints for immunology disease awareness resourcing – Highly competitive market vs. Less competitive market
    • Interview narratives around the dividends from disease awareness programs
    • Timing and utilization of immunology disease awareness activities
    • Most utilized immunology disease awareness activities

    IV. Budget and Spending

    • Timing of immunology disease awareness investment across development and launch cycle
    • Total budget for immunology disease awareness initiatives, activities and programs – Large pharma vs. Mid-small pharma
    • Peak year immunology disease awareness investment – Large pharma vs. Mid-small pharma
    • Total budget for immunology disease awareness initiatives, activities and programs – Global teams vs. Country level teams
    • Total budget for immunology disease awareness initiatives, activities and programs – Single brand teams vs. Portfolio teams
    • Immunology-specific factors that shape disease awareness funding – Total benchmark class
    • Immunology-specific factors that shape disease awareness funding – Large pharma vs. Mid-small pharma
    • Immunology-specific factors that shape disease awareness funding – Single brand teams vs. Portfolio teams
    • Functions providing funding for immunology disease awareness programs
    • Disease awareness investment for new immunology products addressing unmet clinical needs

    V. Involvement of Advocacy Groups and Legal in Disease Awareness

    • Interview narratives around patient advocacy group relationships
    • Importance of each patient advocacy group activity and support service from a disease awareness program perspective – Total benchmark class
    • Importance of each patient advocacy group activity and support service from a disease awareness program perspective – Large pharma vs. Mid-small pharma
    • Importance of each patient advocacy group activity and support service from a disease awareness program perspective – Single brand teams vs. Portfolio teams
    • Best approaches to support disease awareness activities with patient advocacy groups
    • Importance of highly effective patient advocacy group activities and support services from a disease awareness program perspective – Large pharma vs. Mid-small pharma
    • Importance of highly effective patient advocacy group activities and support services from a disease awareness program perspective – Highly competitive market vs. Less competitive market
    • Timing of disease awareness activities with patient advocacy groups
    • Level of involvement of legal department in each of the listed disease awareness program areas – Total benchmark class
    • Level of involvement of legal department in each of the listed disease awareness program areas – Large pharma vs. Mid-small pharma
    • Level of involvement of legal department in each of the listed disease awareness program areas – Single brand teams vs. Portfolio teams
    • Interview narrative around managing successful programs with legal groups

    VI. Social Media

    • Immunology disease awareness activities conducted on social media and timing of first initiation of each activity – Total benchmark class
    • Immunology disease awareness activities conducted on social media and timing of first initiation of each activity – Large pharma vs. Mid-small pharma
    • Utilization ranking of immunology-focused social media activities for generating disease awareness
    • Interview narrative around ensuring patient access via social media
    • Interview narrative around getting direct feedback and insights
    • Total investment in social media disease awareness activities – Total benchmark class
    • Total investment in social media disease awareness activities and percentage of overall disease awareness budget spent on social media – Country level teams

    VII. Participant Demographics

    • Geographic and marketing perspective of participants represented in the study
    • Job titles of benchmark participants