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Bob Harrell, IMS-Appature

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Moving up the marketing maturity curve

Given the profound changes in the pharmaceutical commercial model, sales and marketing must deliver integrated customer experiences across channels and adapt through real-time insights


By Rob Magee, Vantage Solutions

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The Interoperability Illusion

Your serialization systems aren’t as interoperable as you might think



George Miller

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Training Executives for Marketing Compliance

Conventional training of sales forces is being complemented by executive-level training for corporate compliance


Susan Griggs, Eli Lilly

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Industry should reinforce cargo security practices with TAPA participation

Ultimately, supply chain integrity should include both temperature control and security against theft or diversion


Joshua I. Halpern

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Forecasting Returns When Patents Expire

Overestimating product reserves as loss of exclusivity (LoE) approaches can be a $75-million mistake


BY TARA HERINGTON, CARDINAL HEALTH SONEXUS™

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The outcomes-based reimbursement environment

A changing role for hubs in collecting critical data, raising adherence


Ed Schoonveld

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A Rebate Double-Whammy: Exploring the Unintended Consequences

The GSK Flovent example highlights the consequences for patients and pharma of the decision to eliminate the Medicaid rebate cap.


Vaishali Karnat, Cambridge Consultants

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The Pharma Industry's Place in a Connected Health World

New technologies are creating a powerful link between patients and healthcare providers. This Connected Health World has implications for pharmaceutical business practices



Thanos Kantarelis, Precision for Medicine

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Biosimilars: why deep discounts may become the dominant paradigm

European experience to date indicates a changing perspective on biosimilar pricing


Jody Fisher, SDI Health

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The Patient-Level Approach to Studying Healthcare

Longitudinal patient-level data answer pressing questions about patient safety, outcomes and medication acceptance


Michael Christel

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Recapping the Sarepta Saga—And Implications for Industry

A timeline of key developments surrounding Sarepta Therapeutics' Duchenne muscular dystrophy drug Elevidys, and the potential future impacts for gene therapy regulation and market access.


Joe Tenhagen, Nosco Inc.

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On-Demand Digital Printing Rewires Pharma Packaging

Digital systems are changing the economics and functionality of scheduling and production of printed packaging


Alan Coukell, Pew Prescription Project

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After Heparin: Protecting Consumers from the Risks of Substandard and Counterfeit Drugs

Industry and FDA can—and must—do more to protect global pharmaceutical supply chains


Stephen Lagano, AltoMetrixs LLC

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Understanding Class of Trade Concepts

‘Class of Trade’ is a murky element of contracts and channel analytics that can have important legal implications


Angela Kerr, SpotSee

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Fortifying Vaccine Supply Chains

How they embrace collaboration will be key to the battle against RSV.


Glen Giovannetti

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Reshaping Biotechnology's Financing Relay Race

The current economic downturn may fuel the creation of new, more sustainable business models



Marina Aslanyan, Sparta Systems

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Make Adverse Events and Customer Complaints Part of a Holistic Quality Management System

Usually associated with manufacturing or laboratory processes, quality systems can improve post-marketing compliance efforts


Valentin Recker, Booz & Company

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Focusing pharma marketing on 'headroom'

In the race to improve product performance, not enough attention is paid to 'who's actually going to switch?'


Michael Johngren, Parallax Consulting

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A Process-Based Approach To Aggregate Spend

A Process-Based Assessment (PBA) is the first step to analyzing reporting needs


Philip Song, Becton Dickinson

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A growing preference for ready-to-administer vaccines: new guidelines, evidence, and trends

Vaccine administration is shifting from multidose vials to prefilled syringes for a host of important safety and economic considerations


Sheila W. Sawyer, Esq.

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Regulatory Focus on Off-Label Promotion Is Rising

While FDA guidance on appropriate medical communication has evolved, US Dept. of Justice attention the practice is intensifying


Jesse Mendelsohn, Model N

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Maintaining R&D Investments in the IRA Era

How data-driven insights can help pharma companies balance their revenue management and innovation strategies—including resource allocation, pricing, and market access.


By Anthony Dellumo, Q Products & Services

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Big Pharma requires big help in protecting CRT products

An inside look at selection and implementation of passive thermal protection


Bob Sperber

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With coupons, pharma is saying 'Let's make a deal' to consumers

Pharma marketers become adept at refining coupon and voucher programs, while technology options multiply. Meanwhile payer criticism mounts


John Klimek, RPh, NCPDP

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NCPDP Standards for Accurate Billing, Reimbursement and Access

The National Council for Prescription Drug Programs’ (NCPDP) Billing Unit Standard (BUS) brings order to pharmaceutical transactions. Between it, the National Drug Code (NDC) and the Structured Product Label (SPL), all necessary commercial information about a product is known.


Kuyler Doyle, Campbell Alliance

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Preparing the Market for a New Drug with an Effective 'Medical Affairs Launch'

The Medical Affairs function can play a vital role in today’s product launch process


Josh Marsh, Cardinal Health Sonexus Access and Patient Support

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Hybrid Hub Models for the Patient Journey

Josh Marsh, Vice President and General Manager of Cardinal Health Sonexus™ Access and Patient Support, outlines the recent shift in the patient services industry towards a hybrid hub model for in-house management and outsourced support.

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