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The COVID-19 pandemic led to the biggest change in scientific congresses in a generation, with virtual meetings becoming the mainstay. In that time, we have seen many big congresses offer different options, such as virtual exhibition booths, blogs, and podcasts. As we start to go back to live or hybrid options, we will discuss what we have learnt from the last 2 years to take forward to future congress offerings. We will also explore what HCPs want when joining congresses both virtually or face-to-face.
As speed of data sharing has become front of mind, congresses have also adapted to give alternative options to share certain types of key data, avoiding the need to wait months until the next annual congress. However, questions remain regarding reach and engagement with these new options.
Finally, what do we think the congress of the future will look like. How will congresses tackle DE&I and sustainability? Will we be using avatars and joining in the metaverse or will there always be a demand for face-to-face conversations. We will share our thoughts on innovative options we think will be adopted.
In this episode, experts discuss patient-centricity strategies and actions that make patient-first thinking the heart of your organization’s plans.
This webinar will discuss how MA colleagues are best positioned to explore the fusion of PE and PED in the post-launch phase, including generation and use of RWD and RW evidence, and will share guidance and information on several industry-supported resources, to enable MA colleagues to implement PE and evidence strategies in their function. Importantly, patient and patient advocate perspectives will also be considered, sharing opportunities, and best practice examples of how MA colleagues can overcome perceived barriers, to achieve true and impactful PE.
Following the presentation, participants will have a greater understanding of:
- Current best practice in patient engagement, from both an industry, patient advocate and patient perspective
- The convergence of patient experience data, real world evidence and patient engagement activity and why this is important to Medical Affairs
- What patients and their advocates need from their industry partners for better patient engagement and how this is likely to evolve
- The specific impact patient engagement can have on a Medical Affairs strategy and the various research, tools and guidance available to support this
The webinar discusses how to engage with Digital Opinion Leaders (DOLs) and how they can be a valuable source of insights, with a strong focus on the compliance aspects. Increasing numbers of pharma stakeholders are active in social media and thereby present an open and accessible opportunity for the gathering of insights. When Pharma listens to these DOLs it needs to be done in a compliant way. The same applies to the engagement with DOLs. The webinar addresses these topics and the important role Medical has to play when listening and engaging with DOLs.
Based on discussions between 80 cross-industry Field Medical colleagues from small to large biopharmaceutical and medtech companies, this article highlights key actions for Medical Affairs teams to consider for implementation in their own organizations.
In this episode, experts discuss patient-centricity strategies and actions that make patient-first thinking the heart of your organization’s plans.
In this our second episode this season, we’ll be discussing open access in medical publishing from the biopharma perspective.
In this webinar, experts will:
In episode 1 of this 4-part series, a panel of experts focus on the struggles and successes of compliance in Medical Communications.
• Discuss the potential value of a co-ordinated and transparent approach to engagement planning
• Share approaches to overcoming perceived obstacles
• Explore how to get started
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