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COMBINE ADVANCED ANALYTICS AND REAL-WORLD DATA TO ACCURATELY IDENTIFY TREATMENT DRIVERS
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MAY 2020
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MEET THE TEAM
SRIKANTH KATASANI
PRINCIPAL CONSULTANT
Srikanth is a Principal Consultant at D Cube Analytics, where he is responsible for leading high-performance teams in the areas of commercial analytics and
reporting. In his career spanning 8+ years, he has helped many Pharma and Healthcare companies plan and realize their data analytics journey.
SWETANK GUPTA
ASSOCIATE CONSULTANT
Swetank has over 4+ years of experience in working with real-world evidence data to generate key insights at the patient level assisting in different stages of
product life cycle. His work includes implementing effective use of RWD data across different business teams based on their functional needs.
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OUR AGENDA TODAY
1. UNDERSTANDING THE EVOLUTION OF REAL-WORLD DATA
2. NEED FOR ADVANCED ANALYTICAL APPROACH FOR UNLOCKING HIDDEN INSIGHTS FROM REAL-WORLD DATA
3. CASE STUDY: TREATMENT DRIVERS ANALYSIS
A. HYPOTHESIS BUILDING
B. CHOOSING THE REAL-WORLD DATA SOURCE AND FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS
C. MODELLING CONSIDERATIONS
D. MODELLING OUTPUTS
4. CONCLUSION
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REAL-WORLD DATA IS GOING THROUGH A TRANSFORMATIVE JOURNEY LEADING TO INCREASED UTILITY FOR BOTH COMMERCIAL AND NON-COMMERCIAL DECISION MAKING
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Evolution of RWD Data Traditional RWD Use-casesKey Attributes Captured
Contains:
• Cost related information
• Data of insured population
• Diagnosis & treatment info relevant for reimbursement
• Captured at point of care
• Lab test results and other patient vitals/biomarkers not captured in claims
• Captured from live health tracking
• Realtime data of patient health diagnostics
• Captures patient sentiments shared online
ClaimsData
EHR Data
Apps, Social Media
Patient Attributes• Patient demographics
• Lifestyle and family history
• Geographic information
Provider Attributes• Site of care attributes
• Physician specialties
• Provider affiliations
Disease Attributes
• Diagnosis information
• Procedure & treatment
attributes
• Disease severity
• Biomarkers data
Payer Attributes• Reimbursement and copay
• Payor plan coverage
• Drug accessibility
Pre-launch Planning
Patient Journey Mapping
Analog Analysis
Patient Flow
Target
Population
Study
Source of Business
Prescribers OverlapAnalysis
Adherence & Persistence
Analytics
Line of Therapy
HEOR Analysis
Performance Tracking
Treatment Effectiveness
Studies
RWD DataRWD Data
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HOWEVER, TO BETTER TAP INTO THE POTENTIAL OF THE NEW-AGE REAL-WORLD DATASETS AND TO UNCOVER THE HIDDEN INSIGHTS, IT'S REQUIRED TO UTILIZE ADVANCED ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES
Robust Classification Models to
produce highly accurate classifications
of the population being studied
Generalized Linear Models to
generate statistically significant
predictions, relevant to the healthcare
outcomes of interest
Advanced Text Mining & NLP modelsto mine the volumes of unstructured data
to generate patient and provider insights
Advanced Analytical Techniques
Reusable R and Python scripts that
mirror the baseline business rules
and KPI definitions that enable
quick-starts on the projects
NLP-ready drug and disease
taxonomies that help in social
media and other text mining studies
Baseline Business Rules Re-usable Code Modules Pharma Taxonomies
Innovative Use Cases
Acc
eler
ato
rs
Real-World Data
Ready-to-use standardized
business rules and KPI
definitions that can be used for
majority of the analysis
Patient Attributes
Payer Attributes
Provider Attributes
Real-World Data
Treatment
Journey
Optimization
Automated
Patient
Flows
Voice of
Patient
Patient
Attitude
Modelling
Drivers of
Treatment
Voice
Enabled
Chatbots
Economic
Value
Analysis
Treatment
Influencers
Modelling
Guided
Care
Navigation
Experience
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TREATMENT-DRIVERS ANALYSIS IS ONE SUCH ANALYSIS THAT LEVERAGES IN-DEPTH PATIENT LEVEL DATA AND ADVANCED CLASSIFICATION TECHNIQUES TO IDENTIFY THE TREATMENT DECISION DRIVERS
Treatment
Decision
Patient
Demographics
Loyalty
Disease State
Targeting
Influence
Market AccessPeer/Account
Influences
Outcomes Targeted
Factors Driving Treatment Decision
1 Understand the important factors driving treatment decisions at different stages of a patient journey
2 Identify the favorable patient profiles that are more likely to adopt our drug vs. competitor drug
3 Aggregate patient-level insights to prescriber level to identify the favorable prescriber profiles
4 Basis the identified treatment drivers and the favorable treatment profiles, design the relevant targeting strategies
AI/ML driven classification engine which differentiates patients based on treatment drivers contributing to
the treatment decision
Treatment Prediction Engine Analytical Outputs
Universe
Non-Favorable
• Middle-aged groups
• Unknown Disease
Severity
• Market Access
Controlled
Favorable
• Specialist Treated
• High Risk Comorbidities
• Old-aged groups
• High Disease Severity
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THE SUCCESS OF SUCH SOLUTIONS DEPEND ON THE HYPER-CARE THAT MUST BE PROVIDED RIGHT FROM DATA PROCESSING PHASE TO THE MODEL FINE-TUNING PHASE
Variables & Cohorts
Identification
• Identify different patient, clinical,
disease and provider attributes
that can drive a drug decision
• Explore data nuances to frame
business rules in defining the
variables
Modelling & ResultsExploratory Data
Analysis
Understand the most important factors driving drug choices at different stages of a patient’s treatment journey, basing which create favorable patient profiles
for NTM and Switch targetingAnalysis Objective:
• Perform univariate analysis to
understand the distribution of the
identified variables
• Perform bivariate analysis to
understand the impact of the identified
variables on the target variables
Analytical Datasets
Preparation• Retain only those patients that had risk
information
• Stratify the patient universe to maintain
similar # of records between the
primary cohort and the comparison
cohort
• Split the dataset into training and test
sets for building the model
• Shortlist the differentiating variables
based on bivariate analysis, missing
value ratios & variable importance
from Random Forest
• Build iterations with Decision tree and
choose the optimal one based on
confusion matrix statistics and business
relevance
• Identify the favorable patient
profiles, which are more likely to
adopt our drug vs. competitor drug
• Aggregate patient-level insights to
prescriber level to design the
relevant targeting tactics
Recommendations &
Actions
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THE VERY FIRST STAGE IS THE VARIABLES AND COHORT IDENTIFICATION PHASE, WHERE WE IDENTIFY THE KEY TREATMENT DECISIONS AND THEIR CORRESPONDING POTENTIAL DRIVERS TO BE EXPLORED
NTM Analysis• Understand the profiles of patients who
can initiate treatment with client’s drug
Switch Analysis• Identify the key drivers and profiles of
patients who switch from a competitor
drug to client’s drug
Persistent Analysis• Identify the key drivers and profiles of
persistent patients on client’s drug
Continuing Patient Analysis
• Understand the profiles of patients who
continue client’s drug
Oral vs IV Analysis• Understand the profiles of patients who
initiate on IV therapies
Patients who are New to Market on client’s drug
Patients who are switching to client’s drug
Patients who are persistent on client’s drug
Patients who continue on client’s drug
Patients who start on IV therapies
Patients who are New to Market on competitor’s drug
Patients who are switching to the competitor’s drug
Patients who are not persistent on client’s drug
Patients who switch or drop from client’s drug
Patients who start on oral therapies
Objective Study Cohort Comparison Cohort
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ILLUSTR
ATIV
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THROUGH A HYPOTHESIS BUILDING APPROACH, ALL THE KEY FACTORS THAT CAN INFLUENCE A TREATMENT DECISION WILL BE IDENTIFIED TO BE FURTHER ANALYZED
• Age• Gender• Race• Ethnicity• Region• Income status• Occupation, family size,
education
Demographic Attributes
• Comorbidities• Concomitances• Previous drug history• Current drug therapy• Patient pref. to the
types of drugs
Disease & Treatment Attributes
• Risk status of the patient
• Previous history of adverse events
• Biomarkers• Patient reported
symptoms• Vitals
Clinical History related Attributes
• Provider specialty• Facility type• Provider affiliation• Treating vs diagnosing
specialty• Payer plan mapping
Payer & Provider Attributes
Factors affecting a Prescriber when selecting a drug
Factors affecting a Patient while choosing a drug
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ATIV
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Performed Univariate and Bivariate analysis to analyse the effect of variables on the cohorts
Univariate Analysis
Bivariate Analysis
Estimated the richness of data source for all the filtered variables
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THE NEXT STAGE IS THE FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS PHASE, WHICH INVOLVES DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF THE DATA SOURCES FROM THE TA INSIGHTS PERSPECTIVE
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Integrated RWD Data
• Captures point of care health
information
• Diagnosis conditions
• Drug and procedural information
• Patient and physician sentiments
from physician notes (NLP)
• Lab test results, vitals and body
measurements
• Provider specialty
• Alcohol and smoking status
1. Data Source 3. Analysis to identify key variables
Rejected due to low fill rate
4. EDA on filtered variables
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Additional business rules applied to arrive at the intermediate patient pool for further optimizations
Initial patient pool based on cohort definitions
Patients with onlyrelevant attributes
Patients after applying eligibility criteria
2. Patient Funnel
100%
75%
60%
ILLUSTR
ATIV
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IN THE FOLLOWING STAGE, THE ANALYTICAL DATASETS ARE CREATED, AND THE REQUIRED PRE-PROCESSING IS APPLIED TO MAKE THEM MODELLING-READY
Master Data
Creation
Extract and integrate all the custom variables into one table with outcome of the event
Feature Engineering
Convert the data variables into modelling input features by applying required transformations
Robust Tracking:
• Ensure continuous coverage of patient data through active enrolment criteria
• Coverage across Pharmacy and Medical Claims both
• Ensure unique value for each variable
Integrating the Datasets:
• Combine attributes from multiple tables
• Apply deduplication rules to create final dataset
One-Hot Encoding:
• Convert categorical variables into numerical variables
• Comorbidities, concomitances to be created into separate variables based on their value
Custom Variables Creation:
• Create custom attributes from the raw attributes, more relevant for the analysis, e.g. Age to Age Groups
• Final data to be at each outcome level
Pre-processing:
• Using final list of features, stratify the model to give equal weightage to target cohort and comparison cohort
• Based on stratification, split the dataset into training and test dataset for random forest analysis
Variable Importance:
• Run the model on training dataset and validate on the test dataset
• Obtain variable importance and accuracy metrics. Use performance tuning to arrive at the best fit model
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3Final Analytical
Dataset
Perform required treatments to generate the final dataset to run our models on
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RANDOM FOREST AND DECISION TREE ANALYSIS ARE USED IN COMBINATION ON FINAL DATA TO ARRIVE AT THE ACTIONABLE RESULTS
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1Ensemble of decision trees is used to select the
best set of parameters for maximum accuracy
High accuracy compared to the decision
tree model
Scoring of the model is done based on Random
Forest
Only the relevant variables from random
forest are fed into the decision tree model
Simple classification methodology to split
the data for the target variable
Used to represent the analysis visually, that
can be consumed by end business users
The model output is aligned with the results of
random forest and hence combined with it
Highlights the key drivers for which targeting
decisions need to be taken
Random Forest Decision Tree RepresentationModel
ScoringModel
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THE DECISION TREE ANALYSIS HELPS IN UNDERSTANDING THE PRIORITIZED FACTORS DRIVING TREATMENT DECISIONS
HCP Specialty
RiskSegment
Prior Adverse Event
IDN Affil.
High Drug A
Higher Drug B
Higher Drug A
Higher Drug B
Higher Drug B
Overall Accuracy 81%
Favorable class Accuracy 84%
Non-favorable class Accuracy 78%
Favorable class Precision 84%
Non-favorable class Precision 78%
Accuracy MetricsDecision Tree
• Push for early touch-points with specialists for treatment
• Currently, only 16% patients are meeting a specialist for 1L treatment
2/3rd of the HR patients without prior AE are still not getting treated with Drug A
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Cb - Osteoarthritis
Prior Adverse Event
Cb - Joints Disorder
Body Measure Index
Cb - Acqd. Hypothy.
Risk Segment
Scan Freq Bucket
Risk Factor
Age Bucket
Region
Speciality
Index Value
Variable Importance – Top Variables
Drug BDrug A
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THE INSIGHTS THUS DERIVED HELPED IN PRIORITIZING/CUSTOMIZING THE TARGETING MESSAGES IN PHYSICIAN DETAILING
Key Insights Recommended Actions
• Adheres to prescribed medication but require copay assistance
• Persistence & adherence takes a hit in absence of copay assistance
• Large gaps between medication exists
• Does not follow up with prescribers regularly
• Requires reminders for medication & doctor visit
• Frequently goes on and off therapy
• Discontinues therapy & this also impacts health
Severity of the Disease
Specialists Adoption
IDN Sensitivity
Comorbidities
Patient profiles favoring client drug were studied in
combination with drivers of the treatment choices
• Increase awareness of timely diagnostic procedures with
HCPs
• Bundle discount programs for diagnostic procedures
• Target specialists for front-line Tx targeting
• Increase KOL events for geographies where non-
specialist adoption is lower
• Stick to IDN targeting with account managers for IDN
linked facilities
• Push for strong front-line targeting for rest of the
entities
• Conduct post-launch trials to understand the potential
label extension
• Patients stratified as High-Risk and Very High-Risk have higher adoption of the biologic drugs
• However, the diagnostic procedures required for the risk assessment are not adopted owing
to high costs
• Specialists have a high preference for the client’s drug as the front-line treatment
• Whereas, non-specialists have lower adoption of client’s drug even in the second-line
treatments
• The choices of treatment are very rigid in the facilities with strong IDN influence
• Whereas, the other facilities had displayed more variation in the treatment choices
• Patients with high risk comorbidities like Vitamin D insufficiency have stronger adoption of
client’s drug
The on-going targeting activities are validated against
the derived insights to identify course-corrections
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SIMILARLY, ADVANCED ANALYTICS CAN BE COMBINED WITH REAL-WORLD DATA TO UNLOCK HIDDEN INSIGHTS ACROSS MULTIPLE COMMERCIAL USE CASES
Finding the right prescribers for a novel drug in the market is crucial to its success. When the company can concentrate on the right audience and allocate their resources to the right efforts, they can channel their product to the right consumers
Advanced analytics can be employed in not only identifying the key decision makers in a patient’s journey, but also to estimate potential that can be achieved through targeting them
Treatment
Influencers
Modelling01
Social media and patient support forums are rich sources of information when it comes to patient feedback and experiences:
Apart from seeking guidance on post-diagnosis journeys, many patients express their experiences with existing therapies and expectations from the upcoming treatments.
Pharma companies can benefit from this information in understanding unmet needs and the targeting messages for their drugs
Voice Of Patient04
No two patients starting on the same front-line therapy for a given disease progress in a similar manner for rest of their treatment journey
There’s huge value in mapping out the drivers, opportunities and risks that are driving the patient’s attitude towards choice oftreatment and the adherence to the same
Patient Attitude
modelling03
More and more patients are now cognizant and involved with their overall health status and the best practices that they should follow for a healthy and stress-free life, which has become popular using different healthcare apps, digital devices, etc.
Using the data from the devices and with seamless connectivity to patient, we can track the overall patient characteristics and help them become more persistent on a therapy by sending alerts, reports, etc. while also providing virtual assistant for general queries
Guided Care
Navigation
experience02
Overall healthcare cost is something that both government and employers are working to optimize. Employers want to save on the premium costs while providing optimal care to their employees
Using advanced analytics and claims data sources, we can analyze the characteristics of patients and predict their future ailments and average cost that will be incurred by them. Based on it and their current income, we can suggest the best plan suited for them
Economic Value
Analysis05
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