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Pharma’s move to digital Part 1 HCP Marketing

World of DTC Marketing

America’s 65,000 pharmaceutical salespeople, who have long relied on personal office visits and events are dealing with a shift in how they engage HCP’s. Of the 75% of physicians who preferred in-person visits from Medtech representatives prior to Covid-19, 47% now prefer virtual exchanges or less-frequent visits. and the U.S.,

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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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Pandemic Innovators: Pharma Marketing Strategies that Reinvent the In-Person Conversation

Pharmaceutical Representative Training

Before 2020, the landscape of drug marketing involved following drug approvals by the Food and Drug Administration ( FDA ), finding which patient population would benefit from therapy, and visiting specialized doctors in-person to advertise its advantages compared to current guidelines. The technology identifies.

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How to Boost Pharma Sales AI Training with AI Insights

Quantified

Pharmaceutical sales opportunities are notoriously high stakes. With current trends suggesting that healthcare practitioners (HCPs) will continue to cut back on the amount of time devoted to one-on-one meetings with sales reps, every nuance of each interaction carries significant weight. That’s a lot of information.

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Pharmaceutical Sales: Why Your Strategy Needs to Change

Spotio

Pharmaceutical sales have changed. A decade ago, pharma reps could easily book in-person meetings with doctors, build lasting relationships, and crush their sales quotas. Physicians are harder to get hold of in 2023. None of this means that pharmaceutical sales are dead. These days?

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The Challenge of Growing Pharma Sales

Quantified

A global head of sales at a pharma company recently told me that “only 15% of our sales calls end in a positive outcome.”. In the context of a new medical innovation where there is a high unmet patient need, this means patients are not getting rapid access to medicines that can positively impact or even extend their lives.

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