
Empower patients to be

OnTrack is a positive psychology program designed to drive behavior change and adherence. Simple, proven positive psychology techniques are delivered via text message as bite-sized learnings to enhance optimism and resilience and empower patients to be OnTrack.

i. Positive psychology
OnTrack is founded on 6 evidence-based positive psychology principles

ii. Patient support program
Engage patients from day one of launch…or easily add into any patient support program for chronic illness

iii. Adherence
Stay on track to healthy behaviors and medication adherence
OnTrack meets patients where they are – on their phones

Videos

eFlashcards

Messages

eJournal
Positive Psychology
The science of Positive Psychology has demonstrated that optimism is associated with better outcomes across many areas of life including health and well-being.
the Problem:
patients’ Mindset
Change patients’ thoughts & EMOTIONS…
the Solution:
Positive Psychology
… TO Change patients’ behaviors & outcomes
See how OnTrack works
Embrace the OnTrack paradigm shift:


Create Goal Momentum

Focus on
What’s Good

Shift to Positive Interpretations

Pre-Play Events

Have Fun

Give & Serve
Testimonials
Semi-custom program
Learn
Conduct qualitative market research with the target patient group using OnTrack Stimuli to inform the program customizations.
Customize
Develop custom applications specific to the target patient group and Pharma brand and integrate the custom content into OnTrack assets
Deploy
Align on program duration and text cadence, run beta testing and launch!
Learn more about OnTrack
SOURCE 1: Pinnacle Research: Qualitative studies with over 500+ patients: Rheumatoid Arthritis, Lupus, Migraine, MS, Chronic pain, Acne, Parkinson’s Disease, HIV, Eczema, Rosacea, Renal Disease, Metastatic Breast Cancer
SOURCE 2: A Randomized Controlled Trial of Positive-Affect Intervention and Medication Adherence in Hypertensive African Americans; Gbenga O. Ogedegbe, MD; Carla Boutin-Foster, MD, MS; Martin T. Wells, PhD; et al; Arch Intern Med. 2012;172(4):322-326
SOURCE 3: Gutierrez, Karla. “Numbers Don't Lie: Why Bite-Sized Learning Is Better for Your Learners”, Shift Disruptive Learning, September 2018