By using the framework of Explore, Educate, Embrace we can shape our approach to Health Equity by incorporating it into our daily work.
In today’s episode, we’ll be looking at considerations for Medical Affairs in Rare Disease and Gene Therapy
Streamlining the diagnostic odyssey requires educating medical professionals to recognize “rare encounters” and engage these patients with precision and compassion.
This second episode in the series discusses the activities of the External Education FAWG and the different learning opportunities that are currently available and coming soon to all MAPS members.
This article provides top-level framework and broad conceptual categories for understanding digital structures within Medical Affairs and biopharmaceutical/MedTech organizations, helping leaders to make organizational decisions to drive their digital strategy with intention and purpose.
In this our third episode this season, we’ll be discussing how and why medical publishing is changing and where is it going in the future.
With a multibillion dollar investment from Microsoft and already 4 authorship credits on PubMed, ChatGPT is poised to disrupt Medical Affairs.
This webinar highlights the continued importance of omnichannel engagement for healthcare practitioners and learners and the need to equip our internal teams appropriately. It will further explore practical examples of how to implement learning and development training through the use of insights and personalization and measuring for success, with examples for big and small budgets alike.
This series of the Elevate Podcast illuminates the path scientific communication takes from teaching to diagnosis to treating all the way to changing, prolonging, and saving patient lives.
From space biology to patient voice to best practices for onboarding, here are highlights of the APPA/MAPS Joint Medical Affairs Summit in Sydney, Australia.