Trade Show Interactive Panels and Promotions
Over the years, Astellas had received positive reviews by nuclear cardiologists for the print case studies they had developed. Therefore, it was decided that several new case studies be brought to life by creating virtual patient videos and embedding them into an interactive framework that the nuclear cardiologists could interact with. Symptoms and diagnostics were presented, then questions asked and answered to help them suggest the proper course of treatment. A virtual nurse helped guide the nuclear cardiologists through the process.
In order to pique curiosity and drive traffic to the booth to interact with the case study panels, a promotional campaign revolving around a "Mystery Case" was developed. Print and online materials were developed and provided medical clues in order to help the nuclear cardiologists recommend proper patient management for the "Mystery Patient." Clues were given out in a program ad, hotel room drops, direct mail, online, on a meterboard at the conference, and through the company's Twitter feed. Enhanced interactive clues were incorporated through a QR code and special web pages.
Over the years, Astellas had received positive reviews by nuclear cardiologists for the print case studies they had developed. Therefore, it was decided that several new case studies be brought to life by creating virtual patient videos and embedding them into an interactive framework that the nuclear cardiologists could interact with. Symptoms and diagnostics were presented, then questions asked and answered to help them suggest the proper course of treatment. A virtual nurse helped guide the nuclear cardiologists through the process.
In order to pique curiosity and drive traffic to the booth to interact with the case study panels, a promotional campaign revolving around a "Mystery Case" was developed. Print and online materials were developed and provided medical clues in order to help the nuclear cardiologists recommend proper patient management for the "Mystery Patient." Clues were given out in a program ad, hotel room drops, direct mail, online, on a meterboard at the conference, and through the company's Twitter feed. Enhanced interactive clues were incorporated through a QR code and special web pages.
Global Awards Finalist in Integrated Physician Campaign category.