Local peer-to-peer learning relationships are a critical part of the overall decision to try to adopt new medical innovations, but they are very challenging to identify. In this podcast, we discuss current best practices for identification of locally influential thought leaders and mapping their learning communities.
Trends to Watch in Patient-first Pharma Marketing
May 10th 2022As healthcare increasingly shifts to digital, new pharma marketing and patient engagement trends are emerging at the forefront of care. In this podcast, Phreesia Life Sciences and Pharmaceutical Executive discuss how technology is changing healthcare consumers’ expectations and helping to create more personalized experiences focused on connecting the right patients to the right content, care and resources.
The State of Mining Data Insights in the Life Sciences Industry – 2024
April 30th 2024A Frost & Sullivan industry-wide survey reveals which insights most pharmaceutical companies have mastered and which are still painful or impossible to extract and details the complexity of the process, the confidence companies have in their findings, and more. Hear Web Sun, President and Co-founder of Komodo Health, share what's driving these challenges and how you can overcome them.
Networks Matter – Peer-to-Peer Relationships
November 5th 2021Peer-to-peer learning relationships, such as Thought Leader Networks, are critically important for successful adoption of medical innovations. Learn how these networks, or the different types of “communities”, each play a unique and complementary role in the adoption process.
Patients Outcomes Impact (POI™): The Evolution of Measuring Patient-Centered Investment
January 17th 2024Michael Shaw, JD, and Sharon Suchotliff, MPH, from ZS, discuss why measuring impact through a patient-centric lens is a business imperative for life sciences companies. They explore key considerations for a key challenge when thinking about impact for patients in the real world- the compliant measurement of non-promotional activities, results from an early ZS proof of concept to determine Patient Outcomes Impact (POI™) metrics, and discuss what you can do today to advance POI™ at your organization.