It takes gritty work to make an AI application succeed—but it can be worth the effort
Distributing products within the European market calls for focused knowledge of national practices
Using real-world databases for evidence development has strengths and weaknesses; with electronic health records (EHRs), new approaches are evolving
Survey shows that most digital channels are still experiments with little oversight or follow-through
An 'expectations convergence' is building in how drug efficacy aligns with patient outcomes
Better use of available data can add rigor to analyzing managed-markets contracts, thereby allocating rebates / discounts more effectively
Embracing AI 2.0 and modern machine learning as foundational tools to deepening HCP engagement
A Process-Based Assessment (PBA) is the first step to analyzing reporting needs
The current economic downturn may fuel the creation of new, more sustainable business models
Strategic and proactive thinking are vital in providing supply chain leaders with an opportunity to shift their focus to a more holistic, value-centered approach.
Dana Edwards shares strategies and best practices for developing and implementing high-tech, high-touch patient support programs for innovative and novel therapies to help connect patients to the services they need.
How pharma can harness digitalization all the way through commercialization
Six engagement tips for companies to consider to improve patient use of portals
Focusing on key groups will drive the greatest impact in health outcomes
Not quite specialty, not quite retail: Cost-effective access and support strategies for a growing, yet underserved, treatment market
Although companies are faced with constraints, regulations, and challenges in this space, the positives supersede the negatives.
The rationale behind transforming case management in healthcare.
Outlining five questions that should be considered when assessing if RWD is “fit for purpose” in pharma research—and ultimately clinical and pharmacy decision support
Faster approvals, more accurate and timely medicines monitoring—all enabled by harmonized, consistent and reliable data—will drive improved patient outcomes.
Questions to ask before transitioning into new technologies. By Yvonne Duckworth and Cory Perelman.
The importance of industry, as it moves forward, in focusing on patient-centered care and prioritizing patient needs across the supply chain.