With companies driving their own engagement and alternatives to journals becoming mainstream, does impact factor still matter?
This webinar offers a platform for attendees to engage with a diverse group of Medical Affairs omnichannel experts, discover their distinctive perspectives, navigate common obstacles, and gain firsthand insights into pragmatic omnichannel integration solutions.
This article addresses the metrics that Medical Affairs can use to measure how effectively they communicate on their strategic imperatives, with a specific focus on Share of Scientific Voice (SoSV).
The MAPS Puerto Rico Roundtable hosted by Real Chemistry in March 2024 discussed the integration of digital platforms, AI, and personalized content to enhance engagement with healthcare providers (HCPs). The panel emphasized the shift towards real-time, tailored information delivery and the importance of leveraging insights from both traditional and digital sources to support effective engagement strategies while ensuring compliance.
This webinar discusses the current focus on volume-based metrics as a measure and will also help the participants understand some key considerations around volume-based metrics while redefining the industry thinking on this important topic.
Share of Voice used to be a numbers game to increase sales and market share. But with the advent of the digital age, Share of Voice has come to mean more than just numbers.
In this podcast, we discuss a data-driven approach for optimizing congress planning and execution.
A position from MAPS on how Medical Affairs can optimize industry-led and independent Medical Education for maximum value and impact
Drawing on insights from a roundtable of industry leaders convened by Klick at the recent MAPS conference, let’s look at how viewing the KOL holistically can lead to new avenues of engagement and more multifaceted relationships.
In this podcast, we explore now that we appreciate the need to demonstrate impact and technologies exist that allow us to measure impact…what’s holding us back?