WYnova

Rapport: patient behaviour replicas

WYnova developed patient behaviour replicas for Rosemark Rapport that predict the response before a message is sent, with +63% projected engagement by segment.

Client
Rapport
Sector
Health
Time to MVP
8 weeks
Replicas of patient behaviour from Rosemark Rapport
Behavioural mock-ups: predicted engagement by segment
+63%

projected engagement by segment

8 weeks

up to the MVP

The challenge

The same message rarely has the same effect on every patient. To find out what worked in each segment, the team had to send, wait and measure.

Key obstacles

  • General messages

    The same text for very different patient profiles.

  • Late feedback

    The effect of each message was only known after it was sent.

  • Heterogeneous segments

    Very different behaviour patterns across segments.

The solution

WYnova custom-built patient behaviour replicas: models that reproduce each segment's response, so that messages can be personalised and engagement predicted before sending. The MVP was completed 8 weeks after kick-off.

  1. 01

    Data

    Profiles and interaction history for each segment.

  2. 02

    RepliesAI

    Models that replicate the behaviour of each patient group.

  3. 03

    MessagesAI

    Message variations tailored to each segment.

  4. 04

    ForecastAI

    Estimated engagement for each variation, prior to submission.

  5. 05

    Human validation

    The client's team selects and approves the message to be sent.

With each segment's response predicted before sending, personalisation no longer depends on trial and error.

Results

+63% projected engagement by segment, with messages personalised for each patient profile. The MVP was completed in 8 weeks.

What we learned

In healthcare communication, simulating each segment's response makes it possible to choose the message based on a prediction, rather than waiting for the results of each send.

Predict each segment's response before sending

WYnova develops behaviour replicas for your organisation's segments.