Leger and Advocacy Solutions: Experts in Burden of Illness (BOI) Studies

December 18, 2020

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A Burden of Illness (BOI) study provides you with insights to help better understand the impact of a disease from the perspective of patients, their caregivers and healthcare practitioners (HCPs) – and to identify gaps or unmet needs in care and treatment.

Leger and Advocacy Solutions are experts in BOI studies.

Consult our brochure at the bottom of this page to learn more about…

Why you should conduct a BOI study
Who is surveyed in a BOI study
How a BOI study will help you
When you should conduct a BOI study
How a BOI study is conducted
How many people are interviewed

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT HOW WE CAN HELP YOU CONDUCT YOUR NEXT BOI STUDY, PLEASE CONTACT US BY FILLING IN THE FORM BELOW.

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