Michael Ziskelevich, Co-Founder
At Bazis Americas, we are lifelong learners. Our commitment to develop and grow involves not only ongoing professional development and industry involvement but also practical, hands-on project experience. By immersing our team members in all project phases, we enhance their skills and provide valuable real-world insights, boosting our collective expertise in healthcare research.
Tatiana Barakshina, Co-Founder
We love what we do. Our passion for healthcare and research shines through in every project. We are committed to advancing medical care and improving lives through rigorous research and strong partnerships. This passion is what drives us to deliver excellence in all that we do, ensuring that our clients receive the best possible data and insights.
“At Bazis Americas, we’re not just conducting research; we’re pioneering the future of healthcare. Every project is a step towards discovering new ways to improve patient outcomes and enhance the quality of life.” (Project Manager)
“The healthcare field evolves much faster than many other industries. It does not stop for a break. We want to stay at the forefront of innovation, so we learn and we listen to other colleagues and clients. We genuinely encourage everyone at Bazis Americas to pursue ongoing professional development, to engage with the latest research, and to participate actively in industry events.” (Managing Partner)
“Integrity is the bedrock upon which our entire organization stands. We realize the immense responsibility that comes with conducting healthcare research, which is why we hold ourselves to the highest ethical standards in everything we do. From the way we design our studies to the way we interact with participants, integrity guides every decision we make.” (International Supplier Group Lead)
“Here at Bazis Americas, we’re not just researchers; we’re advocates, innovators, and above all, believers in the power of healthcare to change lives. Every day, we bring our passion for making a difference to work with us. This passion fuels our 100% dedication to every research project.” (Healthcare Team Lead)
“Patients aren’t just data points to us – they’re the driving force behind everything we do. Here at Bazis Americas, we understand that behind every diagnosis, every treatment, and every breakthrough, there’s a real person with a real story. That’s why we’re committed to putting patients at the center of our research, listening to their voices, and honoring their experiences.” (Senior Recruiter)
It’s the year of Intellus in Chicago! We enjoyed meeting our clients and colleagues in our home town. We were closely involved with helping our clients to present innovative work on patient preferences, and contributed the Clear Health Communication Task Force’s work on applying health literacy principle to improving communication with diverse patient populations, such as patient with limited English proficiency.
After a prolonged period of virtual interactions, Bazis Americas made a significant return to face-to-face meetings by attending the first post-pandemic conference in Philadelphia.
In a significant stride towards patient-centered healthcare, our team contributed to developing and implementing a decision aid tool aimed at enhancing treatment decision-making for patients with a rare autoimmune hematological disorder.
Work in the rare disease space continued. The Bazis Americas team presented and brought together parents of children diagnosed with Duchenne muscular dystrophy for the Intellus Worldwide Virtual Summit in April. Nadia Bodkin from Rare360, joined our round table and discussed with us the role of advocacy groups in patient-pharma communication. The Bazis Americas team continued their journey to help rare disease patients by volunteering their research skills for the Spinal Muscular Atrophy Families Advocacy Group.
The Intellus Clear Health Communication Task Force, which Tatiana Barakshina is part of, was recognized with the Intellus Impact Award for Advocacy.
The year of big adjustment, when we embraced hybrid work and perfected online video interviewing skills, expanding the reach to audiences and geographies that traditionally were strictly offline. Notable industry events with Bazis Americas in-person presence included the Sawtooth Software annual conference in San Antonio, Texas. Anna Shevalova formed long-standing ties with Duchenne muscular dystrophy caregiver and patient communities. This project initially started as a European Society for Opinion and Market Research (ESOMAR) Research Got Talent entry and grew into a work-stream aiming to bring awareness and support for parents caring for children with this rare disease.
While the schedule for travel changed because of COVID-19, our team stayed busy with virtual events, including The Quirk’s Virtual Event and Intellus Worldwide. Bazis Americas Partner Tatiana Barakshina, alongside other members of the Intellus Worldwide Health Literacy Initiative, received the 19th Annual Institute for Healthcare Advancement Health Literacy Award in the research category.
2019 was an intense year of travel and engagements for the Bazis Americas team, starting in January at a Sawtooth training session in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. In July, the Bazis Americas team spent an exhilarating few days in Philadelphia exhibiting at the Intellus Worldwide Summit. Meanwhile in Europe, Bazis Americas participated in European Pharmaceutical Market Research Association (EphMRA) 2019 in Warsaw.
We started off with Intellus in Philadelphia and EphMRA in Basel. Our International Supplier Group Lead met research partners in Mexico, visited Lyon and Paris to meet with research agencies, and attended TRA’s Service Design workshop in Copenhagen.
First appearance of Bazis Americas at the PBIRG conference in Chicago, presented well-received research on self health-monitoring (by Anna Shulgina). As a first-time attendee of the ESOMAR Congress in Berlin, Anna Shevalova is impressed and inspired by new business connections and learnings.
Bazis research paper gets accepted and presented at the EphMRA conference in Frankfurt. The paper talks about perception of healthy image in Eastern and Western cultures.
Bazis researchers participate and present at ESOMAR Congress in Dublin, TRA Annual Meeting in Istanbul, AMA Summer Educators conference in Chicago, and ACR Conference in New Orleans.
Bazis sponsored an ESOMAR B2B Forum in Atlanta, connecting with over 70 researchers focused on the B2B sector from more than 10 countries. Our team won a $10,000 research grant from The Research Alliance to pursue important research on “healthy appearance versus healthy behaviors” in Russia, China and Turkey.
Tatiana Barakshina chaired the ESOMAR CEE Research Forum in Prague. Bazis joined the Research & Results show in Munich, exhibiting the research capabilities as the B2B research expert.
Bazis presented the new “look” at ESOMAR Congress in Atlanta.