Ferdi Steinmann looks at pharma's current relationship with AI and how it is set to evolve.
If the life sciences sector can support healthcare professionals to gain confidence in substituting original treatments with new biosimilars, prices will reduce and patient outcomes will be enhanced.
In the race to bolster pipelines and drive growth, biopharma manufacturers are reexamining traditional practices and reimagining market research protocols.
***Live: Thursday, February 25, 2021 at 11am EST | 8am PST | 4pm GMT | 5pm CET*** As strategic planning among manufacturers and logistics partners commences, this webinar will serve as a platform to discuss service offerings and explore the most effective possible solutions. *** On demand until Feb. 25, 2022***
Mitigating the risks of development, authorization, and marketing for new therapies following "new normal" created by COVID-related violations.
Looking to the past reminds industry of great strides taken in clinical research for patients.
Matthew Howes, President at Greater Than One, discusses what to expect in the next twelve months in healthcare marketing.
Why investing in people and training can help drugmakers deal with six pressing challenges in particular in the year ahead.
A look at the rise of prior authorization certified specialists (PACS)—and their value in improving patient access and outcomes.
A look at how pharmaceutical company, Paratek is navigating the launch of a new antibiotic during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Big Pharma commercialization playbook doesn’t work for emerging life sciences companies bootstrapping their way up. Exploring three strategies that could be the ingredients of a winning formula for startups.
Including patient and family feedback in our discussions will help shape our understanding of their perception of provided care and services and how we operate as a whole.
Cybersecurity vulnerabilities embedded in AI and machine learning pose significant litigation risks as life sciences companies move to digital technologies.
Historically, Medical Affairs teams have relied on reporting only empirical evidence such as efficacy and tolerability profiles to influence uptake of a new drug or therapy. Here, Ben Routley and Mark Pringle explore the scope for applying behavioral science techniques to improve the impact of client communications.
U.S. patent law will have to adapt to the use of AI in the life sciences industry.
AI-powered knowledge assistants are transforming pharmaceutical sales by providing field reps with instant access to accurate and compliant information, addressing challenges related to information overload and inconsistent messaging.
Pavel Klymenko, Head of Omnichannel at Viseven, compares three top approaches to pharma communication and elucidates which are here to stay.
The future of CAR T-cell therapies will continue to improve as they expand to other patients in need.
There are clear pathways that biopharma companies can take to sustain growth and remain competitive.
Key steps in relationship-building beyond just treatment options.
Best practices for defending against lawsuits based on pharmaceutical labeling, including avenues for early resolution of the case and, as necessary, strategies for developing the best evidence for defense.
Several months into the COVID-19 pandemic, this article takes a look back at how the launches of new oncology therapies have been impacted.
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What’s next and lasting in engagement for medical affairs and commercial teams isn’t complicated, but a big shift is here to stay, according to analysis of an industry survey.
Designing an omnichannel artificial intelligence ecosystem that integrates strategies can boost commercial success for pharma.
How these actions can help brand teams form effective and sustainable relationships with patient communities