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In today’s competitive pharma landscape, success goes beyond meeting quotas. Forward-thinking companies need to adopt AI-powered tools to make informed smarter decisions, strengthen relationships with HCPs, increase sales performance, and optimize the sales reps time in the field

From research and development to the clinical trials phase, pre-conditioning gel packs and PCMs prior to transport, Polar Leasing temperature-controlled chamber rentals are the perfect on-site solution for temporary refrigeration anywhere throughout the cold chain. Learn about our -30C Walk-In Freezer and its features now.

Polar Leasing cold chain storage units have already been effectively utilized in COVID-19 testing facilities around the country and continue to see the need. Polar Leasing is prepared to satisfy any demand.

Join Jimmy Kollmer, national cold chain manager at Polar Leasing Company, for a webinar that explores the latest trends and innovations in validated, temperature-controlled rental cold storage walk-in solutions tailored for the pharmaceutical industry.

The significance of temperature-controlled systems in safeguarding the efficacy of pharmaceutical products was highlighted during the COVID-19 pandemic. As new medical technologies emerge, it is more imperative than ever for pharmaceutical companies to prioritize safe and secure product storage using dependable refrigeration methods.

Post LogiPharma, the editors of Pharmaceutical Commerce examine the trends and highlights that came out of the conference, specifically surrounding the cold chain solutions segment. This digital supplement offers an overview of this niche sector’s value to the industry, and through exclusive video interviews with key opinion leaders and session coverage, provides perspectives from subject matter leaders on issues that they find most relevant, including matters pertaining to third-party logistics (3PL) providers/day-to-day logistics, supply chain management, and packaging & monitoring.

This document outlines key strategies and testing protocols critical for optimizing EPCIS implementation, ensuring that pharmaceutical manufacturers can maintain compliance and operational efficiency.

Millions of units leave manufacturing locations each day. Effective aggregation optimizes operations across the pharmaceutical supply chain. It enables true traceability by making it easier and more efficient to document and share your product data with downstream partners. This ebook details the benefits of aggregation and the three keys to long-term success.

Polar Leasing temperature controlled cold rooms offer accurate temperature control for temperature sensitive product storage. They also provide the flexibility to move the refrigerated unit to various parts of your facility as areas of need change. Units are available in various sizes and operating temperatures and are easily secured to keep high value products safe.

When identifying a third-party service provider for ground transport of pharmaceutical freight, it is essential that the shipper partner with a company equipped with the expertise and technologies to plan for and monitor necessary shipments as well as respond to issues that may compromise the freight along its journey.

Various considerations can help pharmaceutical manufacturers and suppliers provide a robust serialization solution based on the FDA's Drug Supply Chain Security Act.

The immediate availability, flexibility, and cutting-edge technology of rental cold storage units make them a popular solution for pharmaceutical cold chain challenges.

The consolidation of global medical information services is a multi-faceted endeavor with numerous challenges. Real-life examples of how multinational firms can manage the headwinds to develop flexible roadmaps for success can assist others in their journey.

AI is here – are you ready? In today’s podcast we talk with Ron Lacy, Vice President of Product and Innovation from UBC about how AI is changing the services in the patient services market. We will discuss with Ron how the use of cognitive services including large language models are changing how patient support services interact with their stakeholders including patients, payers, and even prescribers while still providing exceptional support for benefit verifications, reducing time to complete prior authorizations, and educating patients.

Delivering COVID-19 vaccines to 7.8 billion people was a daunting challenge that stretched supply chains past their limits. This white paper dives into vaccine distribution plans and what vaccine manufacturers, distributors and administrators can take away from this monumental time in both the industry and history. Learn how temperature indicators and monitoring solutions played an essential role in the administration of the COVID-19 vaccine.

Data loggers, data monitors and temperature indicators are three reliable solutions for determining what has occurred during shipping and handling of pharmaceuticals. Deciding which temperature monitoring solution will work best for your operation depends upon the product, its value, delivery method and stage in the supply chain. Discover which solution is right for you in our white paper.

Shipping medications directly from a pharmacy to a patient’s home is standard practice and maintaining proper temperature during shipment is crucial. Temperature fluctuations can cause medications to become less effective and cause harm to a patient’s health. Learn how adding a temperature indicator can help ensure the safety of customers, protect your reputation, and reduce time and costs.

With telemedicine, more medications and diagnostics are being shipped directly to patients’ homes and – for diagnostics, from a home to a lab. Discover how a freeze indicator can guarantee this precious cargo does not freeze during the process. A simple visual check alerts the recipient if the temperature has been unacceptably cold.

With millions of doses of the influenza vaccine being administered during the flu season, it's essential to make sure every vaccine is well protected. Discover how indicators can trigger only when product temperatures have exceeded maximums for a specific period of time. With at-a-glance ease, healthcare professionals can know instantly whether vaccines maintained proper temperatures during shipping adding confidence that vaccines have maintained their efficacy.

Among a variety of Hub vendors, what specific qualities distinguish differentiated support for drug manufacturers? To help answer this question, CareMetx conducted in-depth interviews and surveys with senior leadership at top manufacturers.

In a recent study, CareMetx engaged with senior leadership at leading biopharmaceutical manufacturers, aiming to evaluate the optimal ways in which Hub data can enhance manufacturer support. These findings can serve as a valuable guide for manufacturers seeking insights on optimizing their utilization of Hub data.

CareMetx, a Hub services company that provides high-touch support to drive therapy initiation and adherence, conducted research involving over 100 participants, using both qualitative and quantitative methods. The primary aim was to understand how therapy manufacturers envision the future of Hubs.

What the Changing Healthcare Landscape Demands of Future MA Professionals?

When shipping pharmaceuticals internationally, the decision of ocean shipping versus air shipping might seem obvious if the speed of air shipping is the only factor at play when sending sensitive medical supplies and drugs. For the last several years, however, more companies have decided to embrace ocean shipping as a means of delivering their medicines. Industry experts Alan Kennedy and Allan Klinge discuss how, with more cold chain control, a lower carbon footprint and lower costs, ocean-going vessels often have clear advantages over air freight.

Throughout the specialty pharmacy industry, leaders are beginning to spend more time thinking about the overall patient experience, and how patients benefit from having quicker access to therapy. In this conversation, CareMetx Chief Patient Experience Officer Jessica Lens dives deeper into the patient experience- particularly in the early treatment phases, helping us understand patient behavior around initiating and taking medication, and how to impact that behavior. In short- we discuss a need to broaden the scope of what we currently call “adherence” to consider the reality that patient medication taking attitudes, beliefs, mindset, and behavior - starts long before the first dose.