Category: Clinical Data Communication

77% of HCPs use digital channels primarily for personal learning and development. Bitesize pieces of information are easier to digest and retain, and therefore, it makes perfect sense that often time-poor HCPs would prefer this method of content distribution.

Creating a seamless experience for HCPs across all your channels will ensure greater engagement with your brand. Enabling them to find the information they want in a format they prefer should be a key part of your omnichannel strategy. However, it’s important to remember that the HCP demographic is changing, and with that so should the method of delivering content. So how do we ensure that we serve up content that both engages the HCP and adds value for pharma?

As we slowly move on from the pandemic, we are seeing a return to in-person events. Our own research shows that 100% of the 65 medical congresses we have surveyed are providing in-person events, with 40% of those providing a hybrid solution. So how does the industry manage this dual approach? And how can we ensure we keep both audiences engaged?

With demand for in-person, fully virtual and hybrid events high and expected to remain so, the hybrid approach needs to ensure it can cater for the different audience requirements, whilst at the same time, continuing to deliver quality information.

A recent article on PharmExec.com by Paul Shawah, Executive Vice President of Commercial Strategy at Veeva Systems, highlighted the opportunity COVID has presented for pharma to accelerate digital transformation.

McKinsey & Company recently undertook a survey of senior executives in commercial roles within global pharma, to understand their thoughts on how the pandemic has influenced and changed the strategic and operational approach to ongoing engagement.

The Neu-Isenburg agency can now offer digital distribution of scientific content in the healthcare industry with its future-proof software solution, Trustrack.