When it comes to vaccine hesitancy or reluctance, there have always been concerns around the public's belief and attitude. This is especially apparent among blacks and other minority groups, whose concerns can stem from historic injustices that fueled mistrust. The COVID era has presented an opportunity to convert many who are ready to engage via transparency and by initiating trust through marketing.
The technology provides the industry with many opportunities, but it must also navigate a complex regulatory landscape.
Coverage highlights from the September issue of Pharmaceutical Executive offer another example of the accelerated convergence—and future hope—of AI and healthcare.
China‘s 2021 National Reimbursement Drug List (NRDL) results are finally out, and this year features another major expansion of the NRDL formulary, with ongoing emphasis on innovations and some much anticipated breakthroughs in rare disease drug inclusions.
The intersection of artificial intelligence and direct-to-consumer advertising presents unprecedented opportunities and evolving challenges as regulations and technologies reshape the biopharma landscape.
For biopharma innovation to succeed and accelerate, companies must stop duplicating their efforts and share valuable information.
How can pharma create solutions that are effective, can provide long-term value, and will actually be adopted by HCPs and patients?
The industry holds the key to true change to the drug access landscape.
Larger pipeline and increased support from regulatory authorities are setting up the orphan drug market for long-term success.
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Dr Peter Wahl, MLA, MS, Global Head of Scientific Affairs at CorEvitas, part of the PPD clinical research business of Thermo Fisher Scientific, covers key considerations for choosing registries.
As drugmakers navigate an increasingly complex terrain of scientific and digital influence, the ability to accurately identify and understand both key and digital opinion leaders is vital for effective engagement.
In the pharmaceutical industry, patient engagement should be centered in health education, communication, and strategy during drug discovery and throughout the product lifecycle. Cheryl Lubbert, CEO of Reverba, discusses the importance of a patient-first mindset in the industry.
As HCPs continue to face time constraints and information overload, delivering relevant and personalized content becomes increasingly critical.
The recent shift in Health Economics and Outcomes Research functions across major pharmaceutical companies highlights a lack of understanding of its value.
As the digital medium poses new threats to brand equity and public safety for pharma, what can drugmakers do to better balance its essential communications benefits with the risks?
Importing drugs from Canada may increase the risk of US citizens being exposed to unsafe medicines.
To maximize the potential of innovative therapies in the Chinese market, it’s important to have a holistic view of the full range of options and levers, prioritize and sequence the ones with the highest impacts, and develop an integrated strategy tailored to address the country’s unmet needs.
Encounters with healthcare providers (HCPs) requires diligent preparation. Beyond understanding the value of the therapies you're offering, all touchpoints and conversations are of the highest importance - through sharing research, new ideas, and how you can support HCPs, you gain valuable, relevant insights that inform your relationship with HCPs and help them blossom.
Amy Butcher evaluates the current treatment options for prostate cancer and the looks to the future as clinical outcomes evolve.
In this video Akeel Williams, VP of Strategy and Operations, Manufacturer Solutions, explains how GoodRx uses data to continuously improve its platform for patients and providers.
Bridging the gap in data utilization and knowledge/learning management is crucial for successful drug development.
Companies recognize that their success with digital starts with accurate customer data, but many struggle to manage the overwhelming volume of different data types from hundreds of sources.
Here’s how pharma businesses can speed the handling of adverse events, reduce costs, improve patient safety and spur growth through pharmacovigilance automation.
Lofaso discusses strategies that biotech companies can take once its time to make the big push.