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Imagine a time when pharmaceutical ads simply told patients what to ask their doctor. By doing so, they position themselves not only as productpromoters but as trusted partners in patient care. It refers to strategies used by pharmaceutical companies to inform, engage, and support patients throughout their health journey.
Long before the COVID-19 outbreak, pharmaceutical companies knew that the customer engagement game had changed. New types of stakeholders, little swayed by the strength of a product sales pitch, have been looking to pharmaceutical companies to sit more consistently at the patient population management table.
Long before the COVID-19 outbreak, pharmaceutical companies knew that the customer engagement game had changed. New types of stakeholders, little swayed by the strength of a product sales pitch, have been looking to big pharmaceutical companies to sit more consistently at the patient population management table.
Long before the COVID-19 outbreak, pharmaceutical companies knew that the customer engagement game had changed. 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. DEMONSTRATE YOUR ABILITY TO PIVOT.
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Long before the COVID-19 outbreak, pharmaceutical companies knew that customer engagement game had changed. 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. DEMONSTRATE YOUR ABILITY TO PIVOT.
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