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Top Life Science News and Trends in 2023 at Xtalks

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In 2023, there were significant advancements and notable trends in the life sciences. Xtalks compiled a list of its top life science news and trends of 2023, which provided readers with the latest developments, information and expert insights across life science industries, including pharma, biotech and medical device.

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Consumers want convenient, online doctor-finding tools

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When it comes to pharma marketing, historically companies have had to either market direct to consumers — and trust them to find a doctor and bring up the company’s product with them — or to send sales reps to doctors — and hope they had the right mix of potential customers among their patients.

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Why pharma isn’t yet achieving digital excellence, and how it can get there

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Meanwhile, field teams’ promotional content is still reflective of the pre-COVID paradigm, and Noel says companies need to rethink what content messages will be beneficial for HCPs. Reps should not just be pushing product messages – they should be asking doctors what they need right now and how they can help.”.

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Amplifying HCP engagement using modular content

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Emma Hyland, VP strategy, commercial content at Veeva Systems, tells us modular content is the most significant wave of innovation hitting the content world in life sciences, and rightly so because HCPs’ needs and expectations have changed. “There isn’t a one-size-fits-all for how the life sciences industry creates content.

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Veeva Systems Summit, Madrid – pharmaphorum reflects

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Veeva Systems invited pharmaphorum to attend its industry summit in Madrid this week, a huge event that gathered together over 1,000 individuals from life sciences and pharma. The question is, how can the journey there be accelerated, when on the horizon awaits a life sciences future very much immersed in speciality medicine?

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Mind the gap: Are you delivering what HCPs value or what you want them to have?

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Since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, life science companies have acted quickly to address the evolving digital needs of healthcare professionals, with mixed success (see graph 1). For the most part, life science companies have a relatively good knowledge of what their audiences want and need from them.

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Frontiers Health Steering Committee spotlight – Paul Tunnah

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Because digital permeates every aspect of the industry, and people are often talking about digital and maybe talking about very different things, I think about the journey of healthcare and life science companies in three stages,” he explained. The first stage of digital transformation was really all about communications.