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Do Physicians Want Updates On Clinical Trial?

World of DTC Marketing

Physicians’ engagement with clinical trial data about potential new drugs varies significantly based on factors such as their specialty, practice setting, interest, and time constraints. Sources of Information : Physicians rarely read entire trial reports directly from medical journals due to time limitations.

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Pharma’s Relationship with Physicians: Complex, Regulated, and Rapidly Evolving

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For decades, the pharmaceutical industry and physicians have been closely linked, with pharma companies playing a significant role in how medical professionals learn about new drugs, therapies, and treatment protocols. This approach worked well in an era when physicians had less time or access to peer-reviewed journals or digital platforms.

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Should Physicians Remind Patients They Can Save Money with GoodRx?

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It’s not uncommon for patients to delay filling prescriptions—not because they don’t believe in the treatment, but because they can’t afford it. But should physicians take the extra step and remind patients that these discount services exist? But here’s the counterpoint: Patient adherence is a clinical issue.

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AI in Clinical Settings: Balancing Innovation, Patient Care, and Personalized Medicine

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AI addresses the disconnect between recommended guidelines and action by increasing engagement with personalized, actionable education and updates at appropriate times, The post AI in Clinical Settings: Balancing Innovation, Patient Care, and Personalized Medicine appeared first on MedCity News.

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Medical Device Right to Repair is the Wrong Approach

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How can physicians and patients be confident enough that vendors entirely ignorant of the FDA process for repair and reporting can properly recalibrate life-saving machines? Is this really the right place to argue that anyone can do it? The post Medical Device Right to Repair is the Wrong Approach appeared first on MedCity News.

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Medication Adherence and Deprescribing Programs Aren’t Enough for Today’s Polypharmacy Patients

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By moving beyond adherence and drug interactions to a holistic, outcomes-driven approach, health systems and providers can redefine how medication is used not as a rigid protocol but as a dynamic, patient-centered tool for achieving better health.

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Why Biosimilars Struggle Despite FDA Approval

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The Power of Entrenched Brand Loyalty Biologic manufacturers have spent years, sometimes decades, building trust with physicians and patients. Even when a biosimilar is deemed equally effective and safe, prescribers may hesitate to switch a stable patient. These brands are often seen as the gold standard.

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