Bronze
Pharma & Medical
Unbranded: Creative Use of Data
Entrant: | Havas Lynx NY, New York |
Brand: | Sanofi |
Title: | "FeNOMENAL" |
Corporate Name of Client: | Sanofi |
Client Company: | Sanofi, Cambridge |
Client Marketing Directors: | April Kelly/Alexander Garcia |
Agency: | Havas Lynx NY, New York/Havas Health & You Spain, Madrid/Havas NOW, New York |
Agency Chief Executive Officer: | Alfonso Formariz |
Global Chief Creative Officer: | Eric Weisberg |
Chief Creative Officer: | Allison Ceraso |
Executive Creative Director: | Javier Gomez de Quero del Castillo |
Senior Creative Directors: | Alex Cho/Rochelle Melton/Ricardo Platón/Raul Lopez |
Creative Directors: | Nick D'Angelo/Enrique Viejo/José Herrera |
Creatives: | Raquel Rodrigues/Russell Graf |
Agency Creative Technologist: | Marc Sallent |
Agency Project Manager: | Gabriel Santana |
Agency Chief Strategy Officer: | Maureen Alves |
Agency Senior Account Executive: | Darrell Ann Matson |
Agency Account Supervisor: | Elena Kichura |
Production Companies: | Havas NOW, New York/Prose on Pixels, New York |
Producer: | Elena Ulloa Loria |
Sound Engineer: | Andre Nascimbeni |
Music Production Company: | Score a Score, Los Angeles |
Music Supervisor: | Damien Escobar |
Music Composer: | Matt Abeysekera |
Description:
Patients were able to immerse themselves in their own data, providing a compelling and memorable way to learn about what their FeNO score meant.
They were also able to see their own score mapped against others in their region to understand where they stood in the general population. After the experience, they were empowered with tools to bring to their doctor to discuss their score and make a plan. FeNOMENAL partnered with NIOX, global leader in FeNO testing, and with hospitals and advocacy groups across the world to create a new standard for asthma education. The campaign was publicized via social posts, regional hospital internal communications, and advocacy partnerships. The Result: 17% of patients learned they were at risk for an asthma attack, and were empowered to talk with their doctor about a plan that could save their life. FeNOMENAL was Implemented across the world in 4 hospitals and close to a dozen clinical settings, across 3 continents and 4 languages.
The success with patients lead to preceptorships for HCPs so more physicians could learn the value of a FeNO test and change how they identify high risk asthma patients.