Authors


Anne M. Bachrach

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Transform emotions into prescriptions

Establish the right mood with clients.


Sander Flaum, Flaum Partners

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Size Doesn't Matter

Evaluating experience: It's what you know, not how long you know it


S. Kent Stephan

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Retooling the Pharma Marketing Model

It's time for pharma market research to advance science-based decisions and foster judgement calls


Dylan Galaty, Hay Group

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Salesforce Survey 2008

Welcome to the new employer's market for reps. The Hay Group's annual survey reports how, as the primary sales force contracts, so too does its pay.


Bonnie Brescia

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Good Recruitment Practice = Patient Pull

Patient recruitment for clinical trials is one of the most significant bottlenecks in drug development. As a result, several organizations have called for the establishment of recruitment best practices, beginning in 2000 with the Office of the Inspector General's (OIG) report on recruiting human subjects and most recently in a Clinical Research Roundtable report published in the March 12, 2003 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA).


Ellen F. Loh

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Lifecycle: End Game

Very few drugs live forever. Barring remarkable scientific advances and radical market dynamics, most drugs hit old age-and sharply declining sales-several years before their patent expires. But some drugs go out with a bang, not a whimper.






George Koroneos, Online Content & News Editor

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Pharma Comes Under Fire for Jump in Rx Prices

Drug manufacturers came under fire at a hearing of the House Energy and Commerce?s health subcommittee for bumping drug prices 10 percent this year. Pharma claims rumors that it?s boosting costs in anticipation of healthcare reform are baseless, but the industry could be facing an uphill battle.



Charles Conrad Uy

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Hits Like a BRIC

The first wealth is health, wrote American thinker Ralph Waldo Emerson. Indeed, history has taught us (even before Emerson) that health and wealth are inextricably linked-the more money one has, the healthier one is likely to be.


Michael White, Camille Macchio

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Marketing to Professionals: Fax Me!

Doctors like direct mail as long as the message is concise and to the point. The minute you ask the doctor to actually do something with the direct mail, that's when your effectiveness starts to go downhill.



Mark Yacano

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Legal: E-headache

Documents from R&D, clinical affairs, regulatory, and sales and marketing can be in the millions. Throw electronic information into the mix, and the number of documents required for litigation increases exponentially.


William M. Drummy, Jr.

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A Fine Line

Is a pharma website a type of labeling, a form of advertising, or some new hybrid? The industry has used the internet as a communication channel since 1994, yet, after nearly a decade of online medical development and experimentation, none of the major regulators has decided yet-or offered any clear guidance about-what constitutes "acceptable use."


Eugene McNally

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The Growing Pediatrics Market

Pediatric drugs require investments in formulation, but the market opportunity is worth the cost.


Chris Hediger, Yoh Scientific

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Outsource from the Inside

When it comes to clinical teams, the question of whether or not to outsource brings some untraditional answers


Stephen E. Gerard

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Pharma Confidential

How hopeful are execs about the future of their own companies and the industry in general?


Michael Gamble, Yoh Scientific

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Outsource from the Inside

When it comes to clinical teams, the question of whether or not to outsource brings some untraditional answers


Robert M. Francomano

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DTC advertising: A matter of perspective

Whether browsing through magazines or watching television, one doesn't have to look long in order to find a direct-to-consumer advertisement for a prescription medication.


Jeanne Zucker, InfoMedics

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Professional Promotion Through Patient Understanding

Though it may sound paradoxical, the most effective deployment of a patient-feedback program is within a pharmaceutical brand's professional promotions




William H. Crown

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Health Economics: Data Mining

It's certainly not headline news that these are tough days for the pharmaceutical industry. More than $60 billion in revenue from blockbuster drugs will evaporate as these products go generic over the next five years, while the productivity of clinical development has hit a particularly rough patch. Even in the companies with relatively strong pipelines, many of the new treatments are biotech products acquired out of house. The expected authorization of biogenerics will squeeze profits only further.


Carrie Fisher, Hay Group

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Salesforce Survey 2008

Welcome to the new employer's market for reps. The Hay Group's annual survey reports how, as the primary sales force contracts, so too does its pay.


Paul LeVine, InfoMedics

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Professional Promotion Through Patient Understanding

Though it may sound paradoxical, the most effective deployment of a patient-feedback program is within a pharmaceutical brand's professional promotions


Lisa Henderson

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A New Era of Ethical Leadership

Lisa LeCointe-Cephas, SVP, chief ethics and compliance officer and office of general counsel, human health, Merck, uses her unique style of leadership—stop, drop, and roll—while elevating voices that need to be heard.


Lisa Scheinkopf

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Shape Up! With 7 Steps to Company Fitness

Companies, like individuals, must stay in shape, and both must search-in an environment of high demands on time and resources-for the right tools to achieve and maintain fitness. The pharma industry's current challenges suggest that the need for fitness may be greater than ever:

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