Symprove Ltd is a science-led food supplement company focused on supporting gut health, particularly in relation to IBS and digestive symptoms. The business is driven by a strong clinical research programme and a commitment to engaging with healthcare professionals in a credible and meaningful way.
Symprove recognised the critical role dietitians play across a wide range of therapeutic areas. Their internal team, including two dietitians, had long valued the BDA as individual members. When the opportunity to collaborate at an organisational level emerged, joining as a corporate member made strategic sense.
“It was a no-brainer to partner with the BDA as a fantastically well-respected professional association.”
The primary objective was to gain a better understanding of how dietitians perceive probiotics in clinical practice, and to build an education programme rooted in their needs.
Symprove has actively engaged with the BDA through:
Survey insights revealed a clear need for more education:
This insight helped shape a focused educational strategy delivered through BDA channels. The collaboration has been characterised by openness and a shared desire to deliver impact:
“We’ve built a fantastic relationship with the BDA over the years... there’s real synergy, a desire to drive projects forward and have impact.”
The BDA partnership has played a key role in building awareness and trust in Symprove among dietitians:
The team believes that this strong position is directly linked to their collaborative work with the BDA and the credibility it brings.
“We strongly believe this is linked to our strong partnership with the BDA, backed by our robust clinical research programme.”
We’ve built a fantastic relationship with the BDA over the years, and it feels like a true partnership... The openness around objectives on both sides has meant that we can align on key projects that suit everyone and most importantly meet the need of dietitians.
Phil Thomas, HCP Engagement Director, Symprove Ltd
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