Optimizing Digital Platforms for Medical Education and Awareness Campaigns

Digital platforms like Hidoc are transforming medical education by efficiently reaching healthcare professionals (HCPs) and promoting evidence-based practices. This article highlights a recent Hidoc campaign aimed at raising awareness about a combination therapy for migraine management. Targeting over 100,000 HCPs across India, the campaign utilized an omnichannel approach, including app notifications, email campaigns, and tele-calling, with weekly content tailored to key specialties. The campaign achieved 913,034 impressions, 93,056 clicks, and a 10% click-through rate, with significant regional engagement in Andhra Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, and West Bengal. Post-campaign surveys showed an increase in prescribing likelihood from 60% to 62.5%, demonstrating its impact on clinical decision-making. This initiative underscores the potential of digital strategies in enhancing medical education and influencing healthcare practices. Keywords: Digital medical education, healthcare professionals, omnichannel campaign, migraine management therapy, prescribing trends, Hidoc platform, regional engagement, clinical decision-making, evidence-based practice, digital healthcare strategies.

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International Journal of Science and Healthcare Research
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2025-02-15
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https://doi.org/10.52403/ijshr.20250111
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Social Media in Health Education
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Optimizing Digital Platforms for Medical Education and Awareness Campaigns

Sonali Gholap, Varun Gadia, Arina Mullick, Asma Shaikh
International Journal of Science and Healthcare Research
Social Media in Health Education
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Optimizing Digital Platforms for Medical Education and Awareness Campaigns

Sonali Gholap, Varun Gadia, Arina Mullick, Asma Shaikh
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Digital platforms like Hidoc are transforming medical education by efficiently reaching healthcare professionals (HCPs) and promoting evidence-based practices. This article highlights a recent Hidoc campaign aimed at raising awareness about a combination therapy for migraine management. Targeting over 100,000 HCPs across India, the campaign utilized an omnichannel approach, including app notifications, email campaigns, and tele-calling, with weekly content tailored to key specialties. The campaign achieved 913,034 impressions, 93,056 clicks, and a 10% click-through rate, with significant regional engagement in Andhra Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, and West Bengal. Post-campaign surveys showed an increase in prescribing likelihood from 60% to 62.5%, demonstrating its impact on clinical decision-making. This initiative underscores the potential of digital strategies in enhancing medical education and influencing healthcare practices. Keywords: Digital medical education, healthcare professionals, omnichannel campaign, migraine management therapy, prescribing trends, Hidoc platform, regional engagement, clinical decision-making, evidence-based practice, digital healthcare strategies.

International Journal of Science and Healthcare ResearchVol. 10(1)
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