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A majority of HCPs want to receive relevant information on their own times and terms. A recent Sermo survey indicated that nearly two-thirds of responders changed their perception of medications or treatment options based on information obtained on social media. million self-identified HCPs on the platform to pharma marketers.
Some of the questions we quizzed the physicians with focused on their thoughts around interactions with pharmareps. And the responses suggest an increasingly difficult future for the reps working in the EU5 markets. Fortunately, a lot of positive news is also coming out of our European research and the corresponding report.
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