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Prescription: Definition, Important Parts, Handling, Labelling, Dispensing Process, and Errors

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Definition: A prescription is a written order for a patient to receive a medication or treatment. It is typically written by a physician or other authorized healthcare provider and given to the patient, who then takes it to a pharmacy to have it filled.

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Improving Patient Portal Engagement with Pharma Content

PM360

Typically, results or new treatment prescriptions are simply uploaded to the portal with the doctors expected to give explanations during the appointment—even though the ability to provide additional information within the portal is readily available. However, only 32% of patients trust pharma-developed apps.

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New Prescription Migraine Drugs Aren’t Resonating with Patients—Here’s How Pharma Can Boost Uptake

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Despite a slew of prescription options and widespread advertising pushes, most patients are sticking with over-the-counter (OTC) remedies rather than trying new preventive medications, according to Phreesia Life Sciences’ survey results collected from more than 4,000 patients checking in for their doctors’ appointments in July 2021.

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

PM360

As pharma reps’ access to physicians continues to decline, this case study examines the effectiveness of reaching physicians through other means—the EHR. Today’s physicians struggle to balance the increasing demands of patient loads, electronic health record (EHR) systems, and time spent on administrative tasks.

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Pharma Has a Pull-Through Problem—The Answer is Data

PM360

The inability to “pull through” a prescription, despite healthcare provider (HCP) field team engagement and educational efforts, stubbornly remains a top client concern after 15 years of working in the market access space. My Uncle Scott has a rare disease that affects less than 1% of his physician’s patient population.

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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. Pharma marketers have begun to respond to this shift by allocating more of their promotional budgets to the NP/PA community.

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The Importance of Pharma Marketers Engaging with the Nation’s Leading Prescribers

Pharma Leaders

Nurse practitioners (NPs) and physician associates (PAs) take an active role in breast cancer treatment for their patients, including detecting early signs of the disease, helping manage prescription side effects and identifying appropriate specialists for patient care. What Pharma Marketers Gain.