Organizations can go a long way toward ushering in the pharmacy of the future and enabling safer, more efficient care by implementing an intelligent infrastructure of technology.
What does the legislation mean for patient access leaders, pharma brand managers, and patient service owners? Industry experts weigh in.
Non-commercial pharmacies can be secret weapons for intake and adherence
Pharma’s prime chance to reduce carbon emissions from supply chain
Innovation in pharma manufacturing as paradigms shift and biotech and personalized therapies move through clinical trials at pace
How privacy and technology literacy can coexist behind a blockchain-based approach to patient data analytics and control
Why they are a game changer, and ways to a adapt to a new era of state privacy regulations.
Teams need to keep close track of ingredients, processing parameters, and material performance so that they can use their R&D data to decide exactly which materials to make next.
Medicare-eligible patients need to be enrolled in registry to get Medicare coverage for the anti-beta amyloid drug that is priced to cost $26,500 a year.
The steps pharma manufacturers can take to mitigate transportation costs amid Covid’s supply-chain crunch
Stephanie L. Woerner, PhD, director and principal research scientist at the MIT Center for Information Systems Research, discusses the outlook for next year among biopharma firms.
Catherine Humphries sheds light on three key market access challenges within the ophthalmology biosimilars space.
While the program could be a good option for many, it's not a panacea.
Predictive maintenance in pharmaceutical production can help reduce downtime and increase efficiency. Grundfos Machine Health (GMH) uses artificial intelligence (AI)-driven wireless sensors to monitor motor health in real-time, identifying potential issues. This approach not only reduces maintenance costs but also ensures compliance with industry standards.
How recent advancements in practice and technology have ushered in a new era of pharmaceutical logistics.
A prescription for making the pharma supply chain more resilient, reliable and disruption-proof
Alongside the proper temperature-monitoring technology, optimal production control is necessary for success in cold chain drug delivery.
Wednesday, October 5, 2022, 11am EDT Market access considerations can be complex to navigate and overwhelming to address for biopharmaceutical commercial teams launching their first specialty drug. Get answers to eleven key questions that will help guide commercial teams in effectively launching specialty products.
New federal law introduces significant changes in the design of pharmacy benefit plans with aims to level the playing field between PBMs and their employee healthcare benefit plan clients.
A recommended checklist for manufacturers as they enlist distributor and 3PL support—and the important questions they should be asking themselves
An actionable perspective on the future of specialty drug value-based contracting
How emerging life sciences organizations can create value with suppliers
Analyzing the divergent paths undertaken by small biotech and large pharma companies in drug development.
The pharma logistics peak season—and most of 2022—is going to be challenging for pharmaceutical shippers, forwarders and the air cargo industry. But making slight changes—such as choosing the right packaging—can make it easier.
The lack of transparency in the pharmaceutical industry further exacerbates the challenges faced by consumers.
How cell and gene therapies can be safely protected as they move along the supply chain, even when temperature-related challenges present themselves.
With the rapid rise of the specialty drug market, manufacturers are increasingly relying on new advances used by patient hubs to boost their levels of patient engagement.
All healthcare stakeholders must participate to dismantle barriers and ensure access to medicines that save lives.