eyeforpharma announced the date for their awards event for 2019. The eyeforpharma awards focus exclusively on value for patients and HCPs to support the best work in the industry.
The awards will be celebrating health entrepreneurs, valuable collaborations, patient advocates, and champions. The patient awards will be judged by a group of patients for the patients. The nominations are now open for the 13 categories, and the ceremony will take place on December 11th in Philadelphia.
Nominations open 29th April, closing 9th August, with Finalists announced by eyeforpharma on 5th September. Finalists will be selected by a judging panel of industry experts.
For more information, visit here or contact Liz Swift at eswift@eyeforpharma.com.
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