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A realistic view of healthcare in 2022

World of DTC Marketing

Yes, there will be changes in healthcare in the coming years but put away the thoughts that telehealth and wearable devices will revolutionize healthcare. Semaglutide’s study results were enough to warrant plenty of hype for obesity treatment despite the list of potential nasty side effects.

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The Weight Loss Medication Dilemma: A Physician’s Perspective

PM360

Survey any physician if they’ve been asked by a patient about a prescription weight loss medication and you’ll hear a resounding “yes.” If you ask physicians where they think patients heard about these medications, I predict they’ll say from an influencer. 1 I predict this number will only steadily increase.

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The Growing Shift to Point-of-Care Advertising in Virtual Healthcare

LEVO Health

The healthcare landscape is undergoing a seismic shift, with telemedicine playing a pivotal role. Alongside this, point-of-care advertising is emerging as a powerful tool to deliver timely and relevant information to healthcare professionals during their interactions with patients. Patients, too, are reaping its rewards.

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Value-Based healthcare won’t work

World of DTC Marketing

SUMMARY: Value-based healthcare is a healthcare delivery model in which providers, including hospitals and physicians, are paid based on patient health outcomes. In a country where people really don’t care of themselves value-based healthcare won’t work. Americans are not healthy.

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New Research Reveals Perceptions of the Role of AI Among Healthcare Stakeholders

Pharma Marketing Network

This summer, we started a research series on Current and Future AI Trends in Healthcare, where we surveyed over 150 physicians, and conducted both qualitative and quantitative research with pharma industry members from 20 different companies. Another 32% dabble in it in their personal lives only.

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Can pharma really leverage social media?

World of DTC Marketing

According to MedData Group, 72% of physicians surveyed were active on Facebook weekly, and 38% were active on Instagram and LinkedIn weekly. The types of professional content on Facebook that physicians are most likely to engage with include continuing medical education opportunities (37%) and physician online community information (31%).

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Top healthcare digital transformation trends of 2023

Clarify Health

Despite the rapid adoption of digital technology in other industries, healthcare has been a bit slower to transform. This shift in healthcare focuses on treating patients more like consumers , giving them more control and options in their healthcare decisions.