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Getting an Rx does not address health problems

World of DTC Marketing

There isn’t one method to get people exercising; it will take an approach for every healthcare provider to communicate the importance of exercise. Pharma websites provide the prescription that can help people overcome health problems but too often, they ignore the patient’s responsibility to lose weight and exercise.

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The Role of ChatGPT in Enhancing Pharma Marketing Efficiency and Effectiveness

PM360

ChatGPT is poised to revolutionize the pharmaceutical industry by providing innovative communication and marketing strategies. Gone are the days of vague marketing messages such as “Ask your doctor if this is right for you.” Using ChatGPT, pharma marketers can create personalized messaging for healthcare providers.

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Cancer Patient-Support Program Uptake is Low: Here’s How to Change That

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Among polled patients who had never accessed a cancer-support program, education about cancer treatments and their side effects (33%), as well as information to help them better understand their cancer (32%) topped the list of resources they wished they had received. Regeneron also considers cancer patients’ geographic location.

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Engaging the Audience Hiding in Plain View

PM360

Traditionally, when pharma marketers and their strategy, creative, and media agencies develop marketing plans, investment recommendations tend to focus on HCPs, patients, and managed care. On the HCP side, marketers tend to allocate the bulk of their investment on medical doctors as, historically, they have been the primary prescribers.

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How to Work with Patient Advocates, Influencers, and Ambassadors

PM360

The pandemic sparked an increase in social media activity, as patients sought relief via online communities. Social media consumption remains high, making influencer programs more valuable than ever. Typically, we think of patient partnerships in terms of their external impact—for example, to help educate doctors and payers.

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Constipation Patients Are Suffering in Silence—Here’s How to Help Them

PM360

1 Yet, most patients haven’t tried prescription therapies, a discovery Phreesia Life Sciences made after surveying 6,780 adults age 18 and older who previously had been diagnosed with or treated for constipation as they checked in for their doctors’ appointments. Why the disconnect? Give Patients the Resources They Want.