Handed to the physician between patients
Dense trial data is hard to walk into a room with. PubVisual turns your approved publication into a video story so clear your reps don’t have to be the expert in it, and the physician gets it in the few minutes she actually has.
the average primary care visit
Neprash et al · Medical Care · 21 million visits
what one day of guideline recommended care would take
Porter et al · J Gen Intern Med
Whatever you send a physician lands in the cracks of that day.
Dense data does not click in a crack. It gets deferred, then forgotten.
Content that respects her time gets her time.
Two minutes when that is all she has, the full picture when she wants it. Dense trial data becomes something a busy physician actually clicks through. And your reps walk into questions, not confusion.
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The same approved story works the whole meeting, and keeps working when the hall empties.
Approved email carries the story ahead of the meeting, so physicians arrive already curious.
The screen starts the journey, and the congress sign-up nugget waits inside it.
Physicians finish at home, on their own route, with the full paper one tap away.
Bring any of these, or something we haven’t listed. If it’s approved science, at any point in the brand’s life, it can become the story a rep hands over.
How the molecule engages the target, made visual enough to explain itself.
The endpoint, the design, and the outcome, in the order a physician actually reads it.
What changed in the guideline, and what it means for Monday’s patients.
Titration, timing, and the practical detail that gets asked about most.
How the trial holds up outside the trial, in the patients your reps actually see.
The poster or the podium moment, built to keep working after the hall closes.
Get the field and the first physicians oriented before the launch date, not after it.
The story that introduces the brand, built to run everywhere on day one.
Quality-of-life and patient-reported outcomes, made as tangible as the clinical endpoint.
The advisory board or panel conversation, kept alive for physicians who weren’t in the room.
Campaign content that opens doors mid-story, with every nugget approved before it ships.
The full paper, posters, and reprints, requested in one tap from inside the story.
The symposium seat or booth visit, booked at the exact moment interest peaks.
Recorded expert commentary, one tap from the data it explains.
“We stopped arguing about which version to send.”
Bring us the publication behind your next campaign. In 30 minutes we will sketch the routes it could carry. Built to move through your review, not around it.
Yes. One approved core follows the publication everywhere it goes: approved email, HCP portals, congress screens, and the iPad in the MSL’s bag.
It is built for them: modular, version-controlled, every claim mapped to its approved reference, structured for review inside your existing Veeva workflow. One review covers what used to take five.
No. The experience runs where they already read: the browser, the inbox, the congress screen. Nothing to install, nothing to log into first.
Everything. Your visual identity and your approved claims carry through every route; the system underneath is ours, the story stays yours.
The approved publication behind the campaign, and whoever owns the review. We map the routes and build the modules; your process runs once.
