Digital transformation initiatives are often complex endeavors that can significantly impact the way organizations operate.
Outlining five questions that should be considered when assessing if RWD is “fit for purpose” in pharma research—and ultimately clinical and pharmacy decision support
Faster approvals, more accurate and timely medicines monitoring—all enabled by harmonized, consistent and reliable data—will drive improved patient outcomes.
Questions to ask before transitioning into new technologies. By Yvonne Duckworth and Cory Perelman.
The importance of industry, as it moves forward, in focusing on patient-centered care and prioritizing patient needs across the supply chain.
How current frameworks influence coverage decisions and pricing negotiations.
Outlining the core functional skill sets of the most effective hub programs—all toward the goal of helping patients get on prescriptions as quickly as possible
How pharma can speed up the journey with direct-to-patient models
How pharma’s retooling of its promotional efforts in the post-pandemic era impacts sizing and targeting, two crucial foundational pieces to successful commercialization
Following a decade of solid groundwork to modernize regulatory information management in life sciences, leading companies have now shifted their focus to how they might exploit this new digital landscape
By 2050, study estimates that cancer incidence and mortality rates will nearly triple in low-Human Development Index countries, highlighting an urgent need for enhanced global cancer prevention, early detection, and treatment strategies to address growing disparities.
How artificial intelligence is improving the patient experience
While this concern is causing ripples in the global supply chain, technological and regulatory advances can help address the issue
A comprehensive data and analytics strategy is now table stakes for pharmaceutical and life science organizations, writes Simon Andrews
Duplicate rebates have resulted in revenue leakage for manufacturers.
Pandemic preparedness and curbing PBMs among the pending legislation that will have to wait until after summer recess.
As we approach the one-year anniversary of the IRA being signed into law, questions remain about how the new law will reverberate changes across the biopharma industry.
With great power comes great responsibility. In this case, tackling these obstacles is vital to making sure that the positives of GLP-1s are not outweighed by the downfalls of improper waste disposal.
The clinical research industry must integrate feedback from patients and sites to eliminate unnecessary burden and accelerate enrollment in clinical trials
In this special post-show episode, we sit down with Ryan Portela, Head of Production for LogiPharma, to reflect on the highlights and key takeaways from this year’s event. From attendee feedback to the most impactful sessions, Ryan shares insider insights and discusses how the momentum from 2024 will continue to shape the future of pharma supply chains. Plus, get a sneak peek into the exciting plans for LogiPharma's 20th Anniversary in 2025.
Questions to ask before transitioning into new technologies. By Yvonne Duckworth and Cory Perelman.
Observations from recent digital health events and a glimpse of what’s ahead—from Milan to Boca Raton
Deciphering the different "technology-first” and “technology-enabled” patient support programs.
Leveraging the value healthcare professionals place on scientific content
Properly supporting market access for a newly launched product with a single indication is challenging. Doing so for multiple indications, or supporting subsequent indications, can have a compounding effect on the degree of difficulty for getting everything right.
How AI-powered support automation can solve the data problem in clinical trial management
To rebuild trust, companies should utilize a customer-centric approach, focusing on transparent and neutral content incorporating medical expertise and regularly seeking HCP feedback.
The growing pipeline of cold chain products holds tremendous promise for patients, but can result in failed shipments if not properly planned for
Making connections between different datasets is essential to developing impactful medicines and driving more personalized patient care.
From November 2023, the Drug Supply Chain Security Act requires healthcare manufacturers, distributors, providers, and dispensers to exchange the serialized item-level product information that has been collected, standardized, and digitized. Hitting this deadline hinges on intensive collaboration between manufacturers and their supply chain partners that must begin now