📣 Calling all HCPs! Help us identify educational needs in Alagille syndrome (ALGS).
Is this a gap in clinical practice?
Discussing inherited risk, uncertainty about disease severity, and genetic testing or screening options with families affected by ALGS.
55%Not at all
0%Slightly
0%Somewhat
45%Definitely
11 votes • 6 days🧬 Calling all HCPs! Help us identify educational needs in Alagille syndrome (ALGS).
Is this a gap in clinical practice?
Determining appropriate genetic evaluation, family risk assessment, and specialist referral for relatives of patients with ALGS.
40%Not at all
40%Slightly
20%Somewhat
0%Definitely
5 votes • 6 days👋 Calling all HCPs! Help us identify educational needs in Alagille syndrome (ALGS).
Is this a gap in clinical practice?
Recognizing which relatives of patients with ALGS may need evaluation, particularly when symptoms are subtle or absent.
29%Not at all
14%Slightly
29%Somewhat
29%Definitely
7 votes • 6 days💡HCP perspectives wanted
We’re exploring early excess adiposity care.
Is the following a gap in clinical practice?
Planning and monitoring long-term treatment, including managing side effects during dose escalation to support treatment continuation.
0%Not at all
0%Slightly
0%Moderately
0%Significantly
0 votes • 6 days👋HCPs, we’d love to hear from you
We’re exploring early excess adiposity care.
Is the following a gap in clinical practice?
Starting person-first weight discussions and shared decision-making when patients attend for other health concerns.
0%Not at all
0%Slightly
0%Moderately
0%Significantly
0 votes • 6 days📢Calling all HCPs
We’re exploring early excess adiposity care.
Is the following a gap in clinical practice?
Moving beyond lifestyle-only approaches to integrate timely, evidence-based pharmacotherapy when appropriate.
0%Not at all
0%Slightly
0%Moderately
0%Significantly
0 votes • 6 days🏥Clinician insights wanted
We’re exploring early excess adiposity care.
Is the following a gap in clinical practice?
Using clinical staging and accurate documentation to identify patients with BMI 27–<30 and weight-related complications.
0%Not at all
0%Slightly
0%Moderately
0%Significantly
0 votes • 6 days👋 Pediatric HCPs — we’d value your perspective.
Is this a gap in clinical practice?
Limited confidence in recognizing signs, symptoms, and diagnostic red flags suggestive of PFIC and Alagille syndrome in infants and children.
41%Not at all
19%Slightly
34%Somewhat
6%Definitely
32 votes • 4 days🏥 Calling HCPs caring for people with sickle cell disease.
How confident are you coordinating multidisciplinary care, clarifying team responsibilities and identifying support for barriers to access and continuity?
53%Not at all
5%Slightly
26%Somewhat
16%Definitely
19 votes • Final results💊 Calling HCPs caring for people with sickle cell disease.
How confident are you appraising evidence for established and emerging treatments to discuss benefits, risks and treatment burden in line with each person's goals?
50%Not at all
0%Slightly
12%Somewhat
38%Definitely
8 votes • Final results🥼 Calling HCPs caring for people with sickle cell disease.
How confident are you anticipating changing care needs across life stages, including self-management, reproductive goals and priorities in later adulthood?
9%Not at all
36%Slightly
27%Somewhat
27%Definitely
11 votes • Final results👋 Calling HCPs caring for people with sickle cell disease.
How confident are you assessing fatigue, quality of life and possible organ complications beyond acute crises, and deciding next steps?
38%Not at all
25%Slightly
25%Somewhat
12%Definitely
8 votes • Final results🩺Clinician insights wanted
We’re exploring weight management in knee osteoarthritis.
Is the following a gap in clinical practice?
Integrating evidence-based weight management into coordinated, multidisciplinary knee osteoarthritis care.
42%Not at all
11%Slightly
26%Somewhat
21%Definitely
19 votes • Final results📊HCP perspectives wanted
We’re exploring weight management in knee osteoarthritis.
Is the following a gap in clinical practice?
Confidence discussing obesity and weight management with patients in a sensitive, non-stigmatizing way.
27%Not at all
9%Slightly
36%Somewhat
27%Definitely
11 votes • Final results📣Calling all HCPs
We’re exploring weight management in knee osteoarthritis.
Is the following a gap in clinical practice?
Confidence applying evidence and guidelines to lifestyle and pharmacologic weight management in knee osteoarthritis.
36%Not at all
27%Slightly
9%Somewhat
27%Definitely
11 votes • Final results👋HCPs, we want to hear from you
We’re exploring weight management in knee osteoarthritis.
Is the following a gap in clinical practice?
Recognizing obesity as a metabolic and inflammatory driver of knee osteoarthritis.
28%Not at all
33%Slightly
11%Somewhat
28%Definitely
18 votes • Final results🥼 US HCPs managing metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer, we’d value your input.
How confident are you in integrating clinical assessment, lab findings and patient-reported concerns to recognize and manage symptoms and treatment toxicities in multidisciplinary care?
25%Not at all
14%Slightly
32%Somewhat
29%Definitely
28 votes • Final results📣 Calling US HCPs involved in adult inflammatory or hematologic care — we’d value your insight.
Is this a gap in clinical practice?
HCPs lack confidence in recognizing patterns that should prompt UBA1 testing and multidisciplinary evaluation for suspected VEXAS syndrome.
35%Not at all
31%Slightly
8%Somewhat
27%Definitely
26 votes • Final results📊HCP perspectives wanted!
We’re exploring HER2 expression in metastatic breast cancer.
Is the following a gap in clinical practice?
Inadequate multidisciplinary workflows for integrating HER2 IHC results into timely treatment decisions.
8%Not at all
25%Slightly
42%Somewhat
25%Definitely
12 votes • Final results