A strategic framework for global access and personalised care
Rare diseases, while individually uncommon, collectively impact over 300 million people worldwide, representing approximately 3.5–5.9% of the global population. Despite this significant burden, more than 90% of rare diseases lack approved treatments, leaving patients with limited – or no – therapeutic options.
As science advances, rare disease treatments increasingly rely on longitudinal real-world data (RWD) to confirm therapeutic effectiveness, inform reimbursement decisions, and personalise care pathways.

Unlock access and personalised care with real-world evidence
In this paper, we cover how to:
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Enable early access through agile, regulatory-aware distribution
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Personalise care with digitally enabled patient support programmes (PSPs) and real-world insights
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Demonstrate therapeutic value through patient insights
By integrating the patient voice into design and delivery, Sciensus ensures that clinical and operational priorities align with real-world needs – accelerating meaningful impact in rare disease care.

About Sciensus
Sciensus is a proven life sciences solutions partner with more than 30 years’ experience in navigating and unlocking the complex European healthcare ecosystem to maximise patient reach. We help accelerate the development journey, bringing medicines into the market and directly to patients to improve health outcomes. Through cutting-edge patient engagement programmes, offering an exclusive combination of skilled in-person care and digital support, we help patients make the most of their treatment and generate real-world evidence that can be used to improve treatment pathways.
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Breaking into Europe – challenges and strategies
The Sciensus team recently held a speaking session on Breaking into Europe at the World Orphan Drug Congress (WODC) in…

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Driving reimbursement success in Europe with real-world data
Andrew Cummins, Vice President Business Development, and Mathieu Loiseau, Director of Rare Clinical Services, spoke at the recent World Orphan…

Thought Leadership
Expand into Europe: unlocking the orphan drug market