Pharmaceutical Executive-09-01-2017

With our latest review indicating declines in shareholder value and shareholder value to sales, those companies that score well in critical profit management metrics such as return on invested capital are best positioned to maintain that crucial edge in performance execution.

Can the pharma industry truly achieve a patient-centric supply chain? How some clinical trial logistics companies are racing ahead in making the patient a key link in the chain.

Despite delay in enforcement of Drug Supply Chain Security Act's new serialization requirement, getting compliant now is key.

Our latest review reveals that those companies scoring well on profit management metrics are best positioned to maintain that crucial edge in performance execution.

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Former critical care nurse Cynthia Schwalm, now executive vice president and president of North American commercial operations for Ipsen, speaks with Pharm Exec about her formula for successful team building internally-and the importance today of stepping outside of the C-suite and into the world of the patient.

Drug pricing, right-to-try, opioids, and OTC improvements still on legislative agenda.

The time is now for pharma to take next steps in tech adoption.

Is report worth a look as potential springboard to addressing future EU ties in healthcare-or just more bluster?

How STEM helps women advance from lab bench to boardroom.

Amid political and economic turmoil in recent years, and resulting shortcomings in healthcare budget, medical infrastructure, and drug access, the Ukraine government is championing the introduction of an unprecedented set of reforms, prompting a significant evolution in the country's healthcare system.

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