Opening Doors: How Renu Juneja, PhD, Almost Became a Retail Manager Before Finding Medical Writing
This podcast details how Renu Juneja went from earning a PhD in the pharmaceutical industry to becoming a medical writer at Novo Nordisk.
This podcast details how Renu Juneja went from earning a PhD in the pharmaceutical industry to becoming a medical writer at Novo Nordisk.
Standards and Guidance powerpoint and templates for Medical Affairs strategic planning
Medical Affairs is a function within the biopharmaceutical, consumer healthcare, and MedTech industries that sits alongside other functions including Research & Development (R&D) and Commercial as one of the strategic pillars of the industry. R&D develops new drugs, devices and diagnostics; Commercial markets and sells these products; and Medical Affairs generates and communicates data that help healthcare professionals (HCPs), payors, policy makers and others make informed decisions that ensure the best use of treatments to benefit patients. In this way, Medical Affairs plays a vital role in providing scientific evidence and understanding to appropriately change clinical practice.
Just as there are many roles within R&D and Commercial, individuals working within Medical Affairs are responsible for many activities, especially including the following:
In this white paper we will discuss various insights that should inform the creation and refinement of the iMC Strategy and Plan (iMC S/P), in addition to the traditional inputs that Medical Communications teams commonly use. The objectives are to (1) explain value of an insights-driven collaborative approach to creating an iMC S/P, (2) elucidate best practices for collecting and synthesizing integrated insights that are relevant to Medical Communications, and (3) operationalizing an insights-driven approach to create and update an iMC S/P.
In this podcast, we speak with presenters of the MAPS 2022 Global Annual Meeting session, “Developing and Executing and Integrated Medical Communications Strategy and Plan.”
A guide for Medical Communications cross-functional collaboration to develop an Integrated Medical Communications Strategy and Plan (iMC S/P) which is the roadmap for how a Medical Affairs team communicates its product vision and value proposition to internal and external stakeholders.
As Medical Affairs' audiences and outlets expand, no single channel will suffice for all communications. Instead, the activities of functions including Medical Information, Medical Communications, and Field Medical will require multichannel or omni-channel engagement. This webinar starts with an overview of multichannel vs. omnichannel engagement before offering actionable advice for Medical Affairs teams seeking to reach external stakeholders in the new normal of hybrid, asynchronous, individualized engagement.
Attendees will understand:
“Data doesn’t exist until it is published.” Here, MAPS speaks with MedComm FAWG co-leads about innovations and future directions for Medical Communications within Medical Affairs.
A Q&A with David Williams, Chief Medical Officer, VISFO
With the evolution of technology and increasing digital literacy – further accelerated by the Covid-19 pandemic – the way HCPs consume content has evolved. During this webinar, a panel of three thought leaders in Medical Communications and Content Strategy will discuss how insights into HCP communication preferences can support the development of your digital engagement strategy and tactics.
• Understand why it is crucial to think beyond the content itself and consider HCP preferences for content consumption
• Learn how to gather HCP insights and preferences that can inform the delivery strategy for your content
• Review examples of HCP content consumption insights that shaped content delivery
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