CELA® is a consulting + research process to create and refine the communication of healthcare products, services and organizations. CELA stands for: Create, Expose, Listen, and Analyze. |
Benefits of CELA®
- Rapid creation and optimization of messages
- Determination of optimal message flow or story that supports the positioning
- Compelling to preset goal
- Credible
- Concise
- Complete
- Interesting
- Simplification/reduction of messages
- Customization of messages to diverse audiences/countries
- Identification of FAQs and handling guidelines
- Internal alignment for rapid implementation
Information Obtainable through CELA®
- Relevant current perceptions/behaviors
- Decision mapping/remapping
- Overall impact of the communication
- Perceptions of product/service
- Projected behavioral changes
- Remaining questions
- Message response segmentation
- Detailed assessment of each message:
- Impact
- Clarity and credibility
- Relevance
- Similarities and differences among audiences and countries
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Steps of a CELA® Project
- B+N training on
- Successful healthcare story structures
- Subtle linguistic indicators of message impact
- B+N facilitation of internal brainstorming to
- Align on communication/motivation goals
- Create alternative messages and flows
- Developmental interviews + debriefs/brainstorms to optimize the messages/message flow through observed audience reactions and continued internal stakeholder brainstorms
- Testing interviews (ideally an on-line survey with qualitative follow-up to define response segments) to understand consistency of response
- Final presentation with your prior review
Examples of CELA® Projects
- For a new biologic for RA, creation of a differentiating draft launch label profile as input into trial design and a conjoint to model uptake with differing Phase III results
- For a new injectable asthma medications, creation of US and EU physician message flows reflecting regulatory differences; in addition, created messaging for a US patient brochure
- Creation of public health messaging to encourage MDs to inform teenagers of a new vaccination
- Creation of a US payer message flow for established antidepressant receiving a new indication
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