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AbbVie Cork facility €60 million expansion

European Pharmaceutical Review

Construction at the Carrigtwohill facility built in 2013 is set to begin in 2023. A three-year employee training programme, backed by the government and the IDA (a funding support agency), will help its 150 employees develop essential skills when using innovative, upcoming technologies. AbbVie announces Michael Severino, M.D.

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Patient Engagement is no longer optional

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This can contribute to a scattergun approach in which findings are not collated, leading to duplicated efforts that waste time and resources for organisations, PAGs, and patients alike. This model allows for specialist patient engagement and centricity training and knowledge, which has a wealth of benefits.

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Highly Cited Researchers address the Sustainable Development Goals

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While we’re pleased to celebrate these scientists leading the way in sustainability research, these spotlights are not meant to be comprehensive lists of all Highly Cited Researchers contributing to a given SDG; there are many other Highly Cited Researchers that have also contributed to these SDGs, not named here. About the authors.

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Cell and gene therapy: manufacturing and talent trends 2023

European Pharmaceutical Review

“Programmes available to industries are a little bit and diverse and convoluted, and Catapult is [hoping] to look at ways [to] simplify the process and provide access easy access to various skills trainings programmes.” From January 2013, Stephen was Cell and Gene Therapy Catapult’s founding Chief Operating Officer.

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AI’s role in Healthcare: Exclusive Interview with Catherine Estrampes, President & CEO at GE Healthcare

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AI-powered tools can also help identify patterns in medical data that can lead to faster diagnoses and better patient outcomes. In a world of wearables, this can help clinicians spot changes in a patient’s condition earlier than would otherwise be possible, leading to quicker interventions that could potentially save lives.

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A Dynamic Journey In Robotics Medical Device Sales With Valerie Davis

Evolve Your Success

It’s evolving so quickly that it’s become such a standard in everything we do now, both in video games and technology for my kids and their schools, all the way up to surgery and training and remote telepresence options for people wanting to do more. We do have training opportunities with our virtual reality and then robotics.

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Research That Reflects Reality

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For instance, one study found that from 1993 to 2013, only 5% of all clinical trials in respiratory diseases included members of racial or ethnic minority groups. While this wisdom of experience is highly valuable, it’s also highly subjective based on the provider’s individual training, experience, care setting, and patient population.