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Adelphi Research UK wins Agency of the Year at BHBIA Conference
The team at Adelphi Research UK were delighted to receive three awards at the recent British Healthcare Business Intelligence Association (BHBIA) annual conference which was held at The Royal Garden Hotel, London on 14th-15th May 2018.
The award wins include BHBIA Agency of the Year, BHBIA Best Conference Paper and the BOBI award for Optimising Engagement.
The prestigious Agency of the Year award is one of the highest accolades in the healthcare insight world and the full team at Adelphi are ecstatic to have received this recognition. The award judges said:
“This submission demonstrated Adelphi’s passion, strong vision and collaborative ethos. They are pushing boundaries and leading the industry in terms of quality, leveraging behavioural economics and digital technology. A strategic partnership approach with their clients has contributed to strong customer satisfaction ratings, and their pro bono work – with impact at parliamentary level that will really make a difference – was seen as very positive.”
Adelphi, Janssen and Rethink Mental Illness pro-bono work wins BHBIA Best Conference Paper
Adelphi were already excited to work with Janssen and Rethink to generate findings around the Mental Health Act to help lobby government changes, but to have their joint work highlighted by winning best paper is fantastic. To find out more about their collaborative work to bring about a wave of change in mental health visit: www.adelphiresearchuk.co.uk/no-voice-no-choice/
The Optimising Engagement award was received by Roche and Adelphi for their work ‘Making a Big Noise with the Voice of the Customer’. Adelphi Research UK’s MD Rachel Medcalf also received an award for her contribution as Chair of the BHBIA Ethics and Compliance committee.
Adelphi Research UK is an insight agency that helps clients to think differently through innovative solutions that drive change and truly inspire action.
Adelphi’s clients work with them because of their deep understanding of the market landscape and experience across all areas of the brand journey. They deliver the full insight solution from developing a brand’s positioning and promise, to refreshing and rejuvenating a brand.
Adelphi Research UK is based south Manchester, in Bollington, Cheshire and is part of the Adelphi Group of companies.
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