Pro Tips: Filtering Patients and Recommended Messages to Send
How to filter patients in the Contact tab to create patient groups for messaging
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Video Tutorial
StrongPro Filters and Example Campaign Topics
StrongPro |
Example Campaign Topic |
Adherence |
Target patients with low adherence to their medications in order to improve adherence and patient outcomes |
Loyalty |
Target patients who are not loyal to increase loyalty eg message to increase scripts on file, or target patients with strong loyalty, promoting services delivered in the pharmacy |
Patient Type |
Target safety net patients to get them to come back into the pharmacy to get their scripts dispensed every 21 days |
Patient Age |
Choose from an age range or over or under a certain age eg for vaccination-based campaigns to identify patients that qualify on NIP |
Patient Sex |
Target males when doing a men's health campaign or females when messaging regarding the oral contraceptive pill |
Estimated Annual Income |
Target higher-income earners when messaging regarding travel health or for promotions that might have a high cost to patients |
Polypharmacy |
Target patients who take more than a certain number of medications, such as for MedsCheck campaigns or Dose Administration Aids |
Drug Type |
Filter by drug type to include or exclude patients taking certain medications related to conditions eg a Diabetes campaign selecting Drugs for Diabetes or Sleep Apnoea, where you can filter for patients that take antihypertensives, cardiac, lipid modifying, diabetes medications |
Distance from Store |
Select patients who live within a certain radius from the pharmacy, excluding those further out or who have visited from other states. |
Filter Molecule |
Target patients who take particular molecules, eg when a medication is out of stock or comes back in stock. Can also be used for campaigns such as UTI or Oral Contraceptive Pill prescribing |