In this On-demand webinar, we discuss how to streamline KOL engagement, measure impact effectively, and drive strategic decision-making using cutting-edge AI technologies. Discover real-world applications and success stories that showcase the potential of AI in transforming Medical Affairs operations.
In this On-Demand webinar, we discuss how the Roche enables a Digital Patient Engagement Strategy on enterprise level, which aims to drive the evolution of patient engagement in the digital space.
In an era of data-driven medical communications, we’re missing a crucial ingredient: storytelling. New research shows our brains are wired to engage with narrative formats – making storytelling not just a ‘nice-to-have’ but a neurological necessity for effective medical education. Learn how the STORIES framework (Structure, Tailoring, Originality, Rationality, Immediacy, Emotionality, Simplicity) is revolutionizing how we communicate complex medical information to healthcare providers and patients alike. From graphic novels to VR simulations, see how narrative techniques are transforming medical education and patient engagement.
This session examines how integrating behavioral science insights (how humans make decisions and what drives their behavior) and adult education best practices (how adults best acquire, retain, and use knowledge) can evolve external medical education from knowledge dissemination alone to behavioral understanding and, ultimately, impactful outcomes.
In this on-demand webinar, we will discuss how to develop a customer-centric engagement strategy leveraging an omnichannel approach.
Experts from Wiley discuss a strategy-driven approach to Medical Education, powered by timely, credible information delivered in multiple formats.
This series of the Elevate Podcast illuminates how AI and Generative AI seem to be a part of every webinar, conference, and conversation these days. This podcast will explore three proof-of-concept (POC) use cases from recent work in the field of Medical Information.
This article explores key questions on how Medical Affairs teams manage patient engagement across different-sized companies who have variations in focus, resources, and scale.