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HCPs use of digital

World of DTC Marketing

HCPs increasingly turn to trusted colleagues on digital networks for reliable information. The value proposition to HCP marketers is different from the value proposition that physicians want. They need to use the power of online to connect physicians and share information.

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What We’re Still Getting Wrong in Cancer Care — Glaring Gaps in the Face of Astonishing Advancements

MedCity News

Amidst the distress caused by a cancer diagnosis, patients are left to sort through vast amounts of information, treatment options, and concerns around efficacy and side effects, while juggling other life activities.

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The debate on DTC marketing is going to heat up again

World of DTC Marketing

They research the drug online and ask their physician about it if they decide it’s a treatment option. 3hree: DTC marketing minimizes the side effects of prescription drugs – One of the top pages within prescription drug websites continues to be “safety information.” Again this is not true.

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DTC as part of an integrated strategy

World of DTC Marketing

That information should be shared with HCPs and insurers to understand better the barriers and opportunities of treating patients. A sales representative for a biotech company shared information with oncologists about patients’ attitudes towards treatment options, including the company’s brand. Business building concept.

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Consumers fall into three COVID-19 vaccine adoption segments

World of DTC Marketing

In particular, they are much more focused on the health implications of the vaccine (for example, side effects, ingredients, speed of the vaccine development process)—they want to know it is safe and they want to see that others are safe after receiving the vaccine.

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Can pharma really leverage social media?

World of DTC Marketing

People between 18 and 24 years of age tend to discuss health and wellness issues on social networks twice as much as those between the ages of 45 and 54 (getpushing.com), and of those between 18 and 24 years of age, 90% say they trust medical information shared on social networks.

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What Physicians Want from Pharma—And Where—During Diagnosis and Treatment

PM360

For life sciences commercial teams, effectively engaging physicians and supporting them with education on the evolving science around products and conditions requires a deep understanding of physician content needs and channel preferences. physicians across 15 specialties, treating more than 95 conditions.