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The pharmaceutical industry is going through a transformative period when it comes to engaging with healthcare providers (HCPs). While digital channels are gaining traction, there’s an interesting paradox HCPs still place immense value on face-to-face interactions with pharmareps.
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Since the start of COVID-19, pharmaceutical companies across the Asia Pacific life sciences industry have been using all possible channels to reach their customers – unable to continue with only face-to-face interactions. Veeva is a leading provider of cloud solutions and consulting services to the global life sciences industry.
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