External Education MAPS Focus Area Working Group Trends & Needs Assessment
Survey benchmarks External Education trends and needs to inform structure, capabilities, strengths and gaps that can be leveraged for planning in your organization.
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Survey benchmarks External Education trends and needs to inform structure, capabilities, strengths and gaps that can be leveraged for planning in your organization.
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Evidence is emerging to demonstrate the value of patient engagement throughout the medicine development lifecycle. Consequently, many pharmaceutical companies are adopting more patient‑centric approaches and a range of tools are available to support this. There are many case studies highlighting effective patient involvement in clinical trial design, or in the development of patient education materials – but we rarely see patient involvement in company-sponsored medical publications.
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