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eHealth Solutions for Pharma: Strategies for salesforces, marketing, patient compliance and clinical trials
CHAPTER 1: PATIENT POTENTIAL
- Summary
- Introduction
- Market challenges
- Greater involvement of
patients in prescribing decisions
- Price controls,
reimbursement policies and generics
- Strong competition in high
profit markets
- Poor public perception of
the pharmaceutical industry
- The changing role of sales and
marketing
CHAPTER 2: EHEALTH SOLUTIONS FOR
THE SALESFORCE
- Summary
- Introduction
- Key challenges
- eHealth strategies for the
salesforce
- eDetailing
- Physician demand for
eDetailing services outstrips current supply
- Strong growth is expected
in the use of representativeassisted eDetailing sessions
- Word-of-mouth as a method
of recruitment
- eSampling
- An inconsistent sample
supply makes eSampling an attractive option for many
physicians
- In support of ‘on demand’
sampling
- Mobile capability and PDAs
- Conclusions
CHAPTER 3: EHEALTH TOOLS FOR
REACHING PHYSICIANS
- Summary
- Introduction
- Current approaches to
physician-facing websites
- Effective website strategies
- Professional development
- Product and disease
information
- Continuing Medical
Education
- Online forums
- Patient resources
- Patient education
materials
- Clinical trial information
- Disease management and
compliance tools
- Blogging
- Best advice for blogging
- Blogs as a market research
tool
- Building a blogsite
- Conclusions
CHAPTER 4: REACHING PHYSICIANS
THROUGH ECME
- Summary
- Introduction
- Online CME versus traditional
CME programs
- eCME activity
- Geographical differences
- Pharmaceutical industry
sponsorship of eCME
- Meeting the needs of
physicians
- Moving services from
offline to online
- Reduction in real-time CME
events
- Building effective eCME
services
- Success factors
- eCME website visibility
- Advertise
- Organize
- Deliver
- Physicians have been
disappointed in the quality of many eCME activities
- Conclusions
- A continuing role for
pharmaceutical companies in CME
- Does pharmaceutical
sponsorship factor into physicians’ decisions to use
eCME?
- Working with the eCME
providers to develop educational opportunities
CHAPTER 5: ECOMPLIANCE
- Summary
- Introduction
- Barriers to effective
communication in the EU
- Barriers to effective
communication in the US
- Effective communication with
patients
- Disease management and
compliance tools
- Text messages and email
reminders are the most popular consumer channels
- Compliance programs
- Technology to enable
eCompliance
- Main eCompliance channels
- Online channels
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