Pharma launch plans often overlook a critical driver of success: a formal insights strategy.
Johnson & Johnson’s Medical Affairs team is transforming strategy with data-driven insights, moving beyond traditional approaches to identify key opinion leaders, improve advisory board diversity, and enhance patient journey mapping. With H1’s analytics, they are shifting from quantity to quality in engagements, advancing health equity, and leveraging AI for smarter decision-making.
Medical content is different from promotional content – it’s all about clinical data, real-world evidence, and scientific narratives. So, as you adopt a modular strategy for your medical content, why use a promotional approach?
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.
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Medical Affairs is uniquely positioned as the only department capable of impacting the Enterprise Commercialization Process (ECP) at every stage, from the initial product concept through the entire commercialization effort.
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.
This article based on the Oct 3, 2024 Insights FAWG Forum explores the potential for artificial intelligence (AI) to transform Medical Affairs, focusing on medical insights.
Medical Affairs is in the unique position to drive health equity through three main roles: catalyser, capabilities enhancer, and cross-functional collaborator, emphasizing the need for deliberate strategies and actions to close health gaps and improve outcomes for underserved populations.
Continuing Medical Education (CME) providers have seen their role expand to offer valuable information for future programming and other strategic business decisions. Here is how CME providers are using data to create insights and impact.