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Veradigm® Digital Health Media Works to Message the Right Physicians at the Right Time

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As pharma reps’ access to physicians continues to decline, this case study examines the effectiveness of reaching physicians through other means—the EHR. Veradigm Digital Health Media is unique because it enables marketing teams to reach HCPs during their normal daily workflow. THE CHALLENGE. THE SOLUTION. References: 1.

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The Importance of Omnichannel Approach for European Physicians

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In conjunction with CMI Media Group’s international expansion beyond the United States, we conducted research and published a report in partnership with Medscape which delved into the media habits of physicians across the EU5 countries: France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the United Kingdom.

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Pharmaceutical Sales: Why Your Strategy Needs to Change

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A decade ago, pharma reps could easily book in-person meetings with doctors, build lasting relationships, and crush their sales quotas. We have yet to talk about the increased level of competition that modern reps have to deal with. Today’s doctors don’t trust pharmaceutical sales reps as they once did.

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What Does the Future Hold for Point-of-Care Marketing?

PM360

Point-of-Care marketers had to make a lot of adjustments as the pandemic completely upended the experience of patients seeing their doctor and getting their medications. Equally important, let’s challenge the view of POC as “just a media channel”—it’s so much more than that. Encourage Patient-HCP Interactions.

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8 Tactics to Increase HCP Engagement in 2024

PM360

A significant battle for the hearts and minds of healthcare professionals (HCPs) will play out in social media during 2024. Social media has become a news source for learning about new brands, products, procedures, and practices. Fifty percent of responders said they changed prescriptions because of social media information.

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