Pharma Pulse 10/24/24: Safeguarding Customer Data, Price Transparency Reveals Inequities Beyond Patients & more

Safeguarding Customer Data

In the second part of this video interview with Pharma Commerce Editor Nicholas Saraceno, Jeffrey Bernstein, director of cybersecurity and data privacy for Kaufman Rossin’s risk advisory services, outlines some of the common cyber threats faced by healthcare companies.

Price Transparency Reveals Multiple Dimensions of Healthcare Inequities Beyond Just Patients

Pricing data shows that doctors serving these communities facing economic challenges are paid less by insurers, effectively penalizing doctors for working in areas where people most need their care.

OpenAI Hires Former White House Official as Its Chief Economist

Aaron Chatterji was chief economist at the Commerce Department under President Biden and served on President Obama’s Council of Economic Advisers.

Morehouse School of Medicine Introduces e-Learning Program to Address Disparities in Fertility Care for Black Women

Morehouse School of Medicine with support from Ferring Pharmaceuticals has introduced the FertilityEquity™ e-Learning modules, powered by EngagedMD. This critical initiative is focused on championing equity in fertility care for Black women through education and direct application in clinical practice for healthcare professionals and fertility clinic staff.

Slope on LinkedIn

Keeping track of study data — especially when it comes to biospecimens — is no easy task. From ensuring sites have the lab kits and supplies they need in order to collect samples properly to managing biospecimen logistics at scale, traditional methods simply aren't effective anymore.

In this Pharmaceutical Executive article, our CEO, Rust Felix, discusses how technology can help sponsors speed up sample tracking and decision making, ultimately accelerating the development of life-saving therapies. A huge thank you to their team for sharing his perspective on this topic!

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