Caregivers play a pivotal role in managing treatment, navigating care decisions and sustaining patient quality of life — yet their experiences are often left out of evidence generation. As regulatory bodies and payers increasingly emphasize the real-world impact, the absence of caregiver data creates a critical gap in understanding the burden of illness and treatment outcomes.
This webinar will explore the value of incorporating caregiver perspectives into evidence strategies, especially in chronic, rare and progressive conditions. The featured speakers will discuss the dimensions of caregiver burden that influence access, adherence and long-term outcomes, and how life sciences teams can thoughtfully capture and apply this data in support of product value, differentiation and patient-centricity.
Attendees will gain clarity on:
- Why caregiver burden matters across the product lifecycle
- Key frameworks for measuring caregiver impact
- Opportunities to elevate caregiver voices through research design, registries and real-world evidence initiatives
Register for this webinar to explore why caregiver experience must be recognized as essential to real-world evidence strategies.
Speakers

Jillian Tygh, Chief Marketing Officer, Inspire
Jillian Tygh is a seasoned marketing executive with deep expertise in life sciences. As the Chief Marketing Officer at Inspire, she leads strategic initiatives that enhance brand visibility and drive revenue growth. Her experience spans leadership roles in marketing and business development at organizations like Datacubed Health, Medrio and ERT, where she consistently delivered innovative strategies and measurable outcomes.
Jillian’s career is marked by her ability to navigate complex challenges such as rebrands, acquisitions and divestitures, ensuring growth and alignment with organizational goals. With professional certifications from Cornell University and executive education from Harvard Business School, she combines strategic vision with operational excellence to deliver impactful results.

Richard H. Chapman, PhD, Chief Science Officer, Center for Innovation & Value Research
Dr. Chapman is the Chief Science Officer for the Center for Innovation & Value Research (formerly the Innovation and Value Initiative), a nonprofit research organization whose mission is to advance the science, practice and use of value assessment in healthcare to make it more meaningful to those who receive, provide and pay for care. Dr. Chapman was Director of Health Economics at the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER) before coming to the Center, where he led development of economic evaluations that accompanied reviews of clinical evidence, assessing the potential costs, cost-effectiveness and budgetary impact of a wide range of diagnostic, prognostic, therapeutic and other clinical interventions.
Before joining ICER, Dr. Chapman held positions as Vice President of Health Economics and Outcomes Research at Avalere Health and Principal in the Health Economics and Outcomes Research practice at IMS Health, where he served as the US regional lead for IMS’s Retrospective Database Analysis Center of Excellence. Dr. Chapman holds a PhD in Health Policy with a concentration in Decision Sciences from Harvard University and an MS in Health Policy and Management from the Harvard School of Public Health.

Raj Dasgupta, MD, FACP, FCCP, FAASM, Associate Program Director, Internal Medicine Residency Program, Huntington Memorial Hospital
Dr. Raj Dasgupta is the Associate Program Director of the Internal Medicine Residency Program at Huntington Memorial Hospital, where he is dedicated to practicing and educating the next generation of physicians. Quadruple board-certified in Internal Medicine, Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine, Dr. Dasgupta is internationally recognized for his expertise and passion for teaching.
In addition to his clinical and academic work, he travels globally to help aspiring doctors succeed on the US board exams. He frequently shares his knowledge through television appearances on programs such as The Doctors and Chasing the Cure. He is also the host of The Dr. Raj Podcast and the author of the best-selling Beyond the Pearls medical book series, published by Elsevier.
Who Should Attend?
This webinar will appeal to professionals in the following research areas:
- Clinical Development
- Medical Affairs
- Health Economics and Outcomes Research (HEOR)
- Market Access
- Payer Strategy
- Real-World Evidence
- Patient Advocacy
- Healthcare Policy
What You Will Learn
Attendees will gain insight into:
- Why caregiver burden influences access, adherence and long-term outcomes across the product lifecycle
- Practical frameworks for capturing and measuring caregiver impact in clinical and real-world contexts
- Opportunities to integrate caregiver perspectives into research design, registries and RWE initiatives
- How caregiver data can strengthen product differentiation, value demonstration and patient-centric strategies
Xtalks Partner
Inspire
Founded in 2005, Inspire is the leading health community, connecting over 10 million patients and caregivers across 3,000 disease areas. Through its robust patient-centric platform, Inspire supports initiatives across the clinical development lifecycle—from preclinical research to post-market access—enabling life sciences organizations to capture real-world insights and accelerate medical advancements. For more information, visit www.inspireresearch.com
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