Leadership Perspectives 1: Transitioning into Medical Affairs
In this edition of Perspectives, MAPS Americas Region President, Dr John Pracyk speaks with J&J leaders on how they transitioned to a career in Medical Affairs.
Entries by Medical Affairs
Aligning Healthcare Professional and Patient Education: Challenges and Risks
Join this session to understand aligned HCP and patient education activities from the perspective of the current landscape, Medical Affairs support for aligned medical education and risk mitigation ensuring transparency, fairness and lawfulness.
Field Medical Stakeholders: Partnering for Today and Tomorrow – Episode 6 Medical Information
This 6th episode of the MAPS Field Medical podcast series explores Medical Information.
COVID-19 Has Changed Live Events Forever!
This MAPS webinar with Impetus Digital defines best practices, benefits of, and barriers to virtualizing events in the life science industry.
Audience Amplification
This Medical Affairs webinar will increase your understanding of how to use digital tools to enhance the impact of scientific communications.
Field Medical Stakeholders: Partnering for Today and Tomorrow – Episode 5 Government Affairs
This 5th episode of the MAPS Field Medical podcast series details key issues for Medical Science Liaisons in the context of government affairs.
Developing Publication PLS: The Patient Perspective
This MAPS podcast describes publication plain-language summaries and how patients find them useful.
Field Medical Stakeholders Partnering for Today and Tomorrow — Episode 4: Market Access
This podcast from the MAPS Field Medical Focus Area Working Group identifies areas for compliant collaboration by MSLs with key internal partners.
Developing Publication Plain Language Summaries: The Pharma Perspective
This MAPS podcast explores the value and challenges of publication plain-language (PLS) summaries in the pharmaceutical industry.
Make Communications, Not War: Best Practices for Medical, Legal and Regulatory Review
This MAPS webinar details potential hurdles of the MLR review process, function alignment, and our changing MLR environment and possible solutions.