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For pharma marketing executives and brand teams, understanding this evolution is essential to remaining competitive and compliant in a rapidly shifting healthcare environment. Modern patient marketing now recognizes the informed, digitally savvy healthcare consumer. Patients are not passive recipients of information.
New types of stakeholders, little swayed by the strength of a product sales pitch, have been looking to big pharma to sit more consistently at the patient population management table. For any pharma organization sitting on the sidelines, “ waiting for the storm to pass ,” our message is clear. DEMONSTRATE YOUR ABILITY TO PIVOT.
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The issues now distracting healthcare stakeholders are creating customer needs and challenges that are starting to pile up and adding pressure to find insights and solutions.”. “In a post Covid-19 world, product positioning must take its proper place as a cog in the larger machinery of strategic customer engagement.”.
The issues now distracting healthcare stakeholders are creating customer needs and challenges that are starting to pile up and adding pressure to find insights and solutions.”. “In a post Covid-19 world, product positioning must take its proper place as a cog in the larger machinery of strategic customer engagement.”.
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