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At HCG, we've identified a critical challenge in the medical communications industry: effectively measuring the true impact of our work. Our recent survey reveals that many organizations struggle with this crucial aspect. It's time to move beyond isolated engagement metrics and develop comprehensive frameworks that demonstrate real value for HCPs and patients. HCG: Accelerating the Impact of Science. #HCGAccelerate #MedComms #MedCommsImpact #ImpactMeasurement #HealthcareCommunications

📝 Discover the transformative potential of Patient Experience Data (PED) in healthcare decision-making. The next session will provide clear strategies for effectively leveraging PED in different scenarios. Expert speakers will draw from their experiences and cover PED's role in organizational strategy, regulatory and HTA submissions, and advocacy initiatives. Take advantage of this opportunity and learn how to harness the full potential of PED for informed healthcare! 🗣️Speakers: Mark Skinner (Institute for Policy Advancement Limited; ICER Board of Directors), Neil Bertelsen (HTAi/PFMD .org Board Member), Elisabeth Oehrlein, PhD, MS (Applied Px), Eda Baykal-Caglar, PhD, (The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research), Nobutaka Yagi (JPPaC) 🌐 Explore the Global PED Navigator developed together with +300 worldwide experts: https://lnkd.in/edfUF_Rz #LastingChange #PatientEngagement #SparkingSynapses European Patients' Forum, EUPATI

With the incredible growth of digital health solutions over the past decade and the shift towards home-based care enabled by new technologies, policies that support digital health innovation while ensuring patient safety have become even more critical. Here's a snippet of "A Decade of Progress - Key Trends and Collaborations," where Elisabeth Staudinger, Siemens Healthineers, and Yasha Huang, Roche Diagnostics, discuss the rise of digital health and the work APACMed is doing in this domain. #ADecadeofProgress is a celebration of APACMed's 10 years of continued commitment to making progress in promoting innovation and advocating for policies that advance healthcare access in the Asia Pacific. We are excited to share with you the progress we have made and the impact we look forward to making in our three-part video series, A Decade of Progress. Find out more about the key trends and collaborations APACMed has been and will be actively involved in navigating by watching “A Decade of Progress - Key Trends and Collaborations” in full here: https://lnkd.in/g3E6B4y5

At #HIMSS24Europe in Rome, Digital Health Advocate and our Deputy Secretary General of the Ministerie van Volksgezondheid, Welzijn en Sport of the Netherlands, Abigail Norville, invites international policy makers to work together. And to prioritize the development of new technologies as AI in healthcare, empowering patients and healthcare professionals if used responsibly and ethically. That is why the Netherlands chairs the #GlobalDigitalHealthPartnership uniting digital health authorities to advance digital health together. #digital #transformation #healthequity

Investors want to see a strategy beyond our shores. How can Australian digital health companies navigate global markets effectively? 🌏 During HLTH Europe in Amsterdam this week, Peter Birch caught up with Bronwyn Le Grice at the ANDHealth Australian. They discuss the complexities and opportunities for Australian companies looking to scale their digital health technologies internationally. ⚖️ How can companies stack their evidence and navigate diverse regulatory pathways? 🚀 What are the key factors that support successful market entry? 🇺🇸 And why might Europe, with its multiple major markets, be a compelling alternative to the US for Australian digital health companies? Keen to explore global markets with trusted Australian partners? Connect with ANDHealth to learn more about the next delegation to HLTH US in Las Vegas happening later this year. ✈️ #digitalhealth #healthtech #hltheurope

A recent study by phamax Digital and G-Med reveals a shift in physicians' digital behavior, highlighting their reliance on HCP-only networks for trustworthy content. With 58.1% of physicians turning to these platforms for updates, it's evident that direct engagement with Key Opinion Leaders and peer-reviewed content within a trusted community are key factors driving this preference. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/e7hgY2N7 .

Thanks Lance Little for sharing your thoughts about using digital solutions that enable a patient-centric healthcare system. I couldn’t agree more - digital transformation of healthcare promises true data integration which in turn can enable connectivity and data-driven insights. This is where digital innovations hold great promise for helping labs, hospitals and points of care services improve use of limited resources in healthcare for the benefit of clinicians and patients. Every region is a little different in how they approach bringing innovation to their healthcare system as the The Economist impact report which Roche sponsored points out. Still we are making progress and approaching this transformation with a commitment to a patient-centric approach ensures we can bring the latest digital innovations in responsible ways to improve healthcare for the benefit of patients. Link to Economist impact report “Advancing the Frontier of Health and Technology Integration: the 2023 Digital Health Barometer”: https://lnkd.in/dzZjd9NF #digitalhealth #healthcare #digital #healthtech #healthcaretransformation #healthcareinnovation #digitaltransformation #RocheDiagnostics 

Delighted to have Adrian Coyle of Takeda UK and Ireland speaking at the 'Integrating Data and Collaboration in Healthcare' conference on June 27th at Dundalk Institute of Technology. He has a fascinating talk around managing health data across multiple health stakeholders and countries, as part of the 'Industry and Healthcare Collaboration' session. It will will focus on: "H2O (https://lnkd.in/eSDE9zFQ ) is a large public private partnership which is creating a robust data governance and infrastructure model to collect and incorporate patient outcomes into healthcare decisions. The national Observatories are independent, not-for-profit, legal entities created for data collection, analysis and evidence sharing to inform clinical practice and healthcare decisions. These ethically and legally sound national, or regional, H2Os are initially being created in four countries -Netherlands, Austria, Germany and Spain. They are covering three diseases -cancer, diabetes and IBD (Inflammatory Bowel Disease), and operate under a governance model that guarantees data protection under national and European jurisdictions." See the full agenda & book tickets at https://lnkd.in/e6rbV3Hg - the conference is lead by Connected Health & Wellbeing Cluster and EIT Health Ireland-UK, with support from InterTradeIreland and Health Innovation Research Alliance Northern Ireland (HIRANI). This is a one-day conference directed at Healthcare providers, SMEs / Corporates, and academics across the island of Ireland in the health sector. It will explore the imperative for integrating these cohorts to foster innovation and meet emerging demands, with a specific focus on accessing, managing, and sharing data. dConnect Elaine Murray Ceara Treacy PhD Sneha Singh #data #healthdata #healthtech #healthregulations #EHDS

#digitpharma conference 2024 in Düsseldorf was an insightful event 🎓 First off I had the honour to contribute to a panel discussion with Neli Botz, Prof. Dr. Dr. Ulrich Sprick, Dr. Hecker, Simon Kurzhals, and Dr. Kati Wegner about how to improve communication between HCPs and pharma. My main takeaways from all session and numerous conversations are: 🗣️ Good communication with HCPs is more critical than ever as healthcare is getting more complex through ongoing innovation. HCPs require more than ever good oversight and education offers, yet their willingness and time to engage with pharma is certainly not increasing. 🤝 Good communication is still to a major part driven by great human interactions – and people skills from fieldforce are key. Listening and tailoring engagements to individual HCP-needs requires great reps. 🤖 Omnichannel as well as smart sales and marketing support – i.e. “next best engagement engines” – drive innovation in tailoring engagements. However, they still lack support from particularly fieldforce (i.e. change management was a BIG topic) and they really lack outcome data to measure success and improve (due to either health data regulation or workforce regulation laws). 📱Digital health platforms such as our’s behind our digital therapies can open new channels to HCPs – e.g., through feeding patient engagement data and outcomes back to HCPs, accelerating real-world validation of effectiveness and thereby therapy adoption in the field. 👨⚕️ Finally, I was impressed by some HCPs already living blended care – switching fluidly their treatment regimen for patients between face-to-face interventions with digital therapeutic support. Prof. Ulrich Sprick being superinspirational here. Overall, a great conference with really smart people working on meaningful problems! Morgwn Shaw, Maximilian Förthmann, Klaus Suwelack, Thorsten Mintel, dr. med. Hans Lennartz, Dr. Daniel Reuß, Manfred Voglmaier, Karsten Wilbur Kranus Health #healthcare #digitalhealth #dtx #pharmasales #healthplatform #medtech

As people spend more time online, trust in doctors goes down, according to a new study out this week, using data from the China Family Panel Studies (CFPS). The authors call on doctors, healthcare institutions and health authorities to take action on #socialmedia to improve public trust in doctors. Here's my paraphrased summary of the key recommendations made by the authors: 👉 Doctors should do more to engage patients and the public on social media. 👉 Healthcare providers should regularly update their social media profiles and post informative content including positive stories about patient-doctor interactions. 👉 Healthcare authorities should tackle medical misinformation rapidly. 👉 Healthcare authorities should provide educational content to help the public critically evaluate the health information they find online. What do you think? Should doctors and health authorities work to restore the trust of patients online? I post daily about HCPs on social media, and health leadership. Hit Follow to be first to know.