Soaring healthcare costs show little sign of abating in 2024, and concerns about the affordability of medications and medical services continue to grow, despite investments in technology, clinical innovation, and efforts to manage utilization and waste.
This document outlines key strategies and testing protocols critical for optimizing EPCIS implementation, ensuring that pharmaceutical manufacturers can maintain compliance and operational efficiency.
Why taking proactive steps—and combing the right data sources—is critical to informed decision-making in risk management.
Building strategy, mitigating risk, and achieving success with artificial intelligence.
Cardinal Health helps create a more predictable and efficient supply chain by investing in the future of cold-chain storage and transportation.
Radio frequency identification (RFID) not only helps hospitals boost their medication safety standards, it also allows clinicians to continue to provide quality patient care.
While there are still hurdles to overcome along the way, home healthcare could deliver better patient-centered cancer care, providing improved patient outcomes, enhanced quality of life, and reduced strain on resources.
Among a variety of Hub vendors, what specific qualities distinguish differentiated support for drug manufacturers? To help answer this question, CareMetx conducted in-depth interviews and surveys with senior leadership at top manufacturers.
Pressure is mounting ahead of looming unit-level serialization required by the Drug Supply Chain Security Act—necessitating a wide scope of collaboration on compliance
How emerging biotech companies can create fruitful partnerships between home office commercial teams and the field force to enable this intelligence gathering, while driving commercial success.
Assessing the efficacy of patient support programs is the first step to optimizing their resource allocation and program design for maximized patient benefit.
Outlining those advances poised to drive increased use of integrated tactical planning (ITP) in helping manufacturers overcome persistent supply chain obstacles.
Why well-organized documentation is critical at every stage of the process.
Will Pih, co-founder, Two Labs, explains how specialty pharmacies and manufacturers are adapting to financial pressures in rare disease care through patient-centric services, hub innovation, and hybrid technology models.
These advancements continue to act as a key driver in helping to boost the security, efficiency, and innovation of global industries, include pharma.
Configuration-driven SaaS, powered by modern data management technology, can enable orphan drug manufacturers to form effective commercial strategies
2020 was a difficult year for many patients, but new data may signal a brighter future ahead
New innovations that are contributing to industry environmental efforts.
In the face of chronic disease, DTx have the opportunity to provide a lifeline to patients.
FDA’s Unapproved Drug Initiative (UDI) is a well-intentioned program in its encouragement of formal FDA review for unapproved legacy medications. But it has inadvertently created financial challenges and access issues, write Steven Lucio and Jenna Stern
The key trends and considerations for specialty providers navigating a changing policy landscape
Navigating the complex landscape of healthcare coverage can be an intimidating task, especially for patients with rare diseases for which treatments often come with a high price tag.
The courts reversed certain key guidance documents issued by the Health Resources and Services Administration for the 340B Program, which raises uncertainty.
How to provide effective brand engagement in this rocky yet emerging landscape.
The era of big pharma as product-first companies must end, as services become the larger priority.
How artificial intelligence and real-world data has not just helped predict patient behavior, but has also been successful at the point-of-care for life sciences companies.
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