What to Consider When Developing Publication-Related Summaries to Support Field Medical
The authors present planning, process, compliance, and copyright considerations for both author- and sponsor-led publication enhancers.
The authors present planning, process, compliance, and copyright considerations for both author- and sponsor-led publication enhancers.
This podcast reviews new ways of identifying and quantifying opportunities for field medical impact with disease-state analytics.
This white paper by the MAPS Field Medical FAWG details strategies for optimizing your Field Medical team for the OmniChannel World
In this interview recorded at the MAPS 2023 Annual Meeting in Nashville, MAPS Director, Mary Alice Dwyer, speaks with amir Shamim Choudry, Executive Medical Director at Sage Therapeutics, about the Single Point of Contact Model for Medical Affairs.
In the second podcast of this two-part series, we will discuss communicating the value of Field Medical to external stakeholders.
In this first podcast, the first of a two-part series, we will discuss communicating the value of Field Medical to internal stakeholders.
In this interview recorded at the MAPS 2023 Annual Meeting in Nashville, MAPS speaks with Bill Tidwell, Director, Field Based Medicine | Health System and Payor Strategy at Boehringer Ingelheim about engaging organized customers.
In this interview recorded at the MAPS 2023 Annual Meeting in Nashville, MAPS speaks with Robin Winter-Sperry and Robert Kersting, PharmD, Global Head, Scientific Alliances, Novartis, about the need for multi-stakeholder partnerships.
Medical Affairs teams have emerged as key players not only in advancing the success of their companies, but also in helping to improve patient outcomes. Underpinning this role is their ability to engage customers—especially key external experts—effectively via different channels and activities.
One key to successful KEE engagement is the alignment of tactical execution to a broader corporate/medical strategy. Once the broader strategic imperatives are clear, Medical Affairs (and other departments) can use them to guide their strategic decisions related to KEE engagement and utilization. Clear strategic intent, when coupled with technology allows organizations to make more focused expert selection and utilization decisions spanning the commercialization process of a compound and beyond.
In this webinar, we will discuss how technology has aided Life Sciences leaders as they engage with experts at various stages of the product life cycle from identifying clinical investigators, preparing for a launch and developing focus for a new field medical team(s).
This webinar program will focus on the theme of innovation and scientific engagement in Medical Communications, providing a detailed example of how a hackathon event is a valuable approach to enhance idea generation for a defined challenge and presents the opportunity to develop innovative “out-of-the box” solutions as a primary outcome of the event.
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