Leveraging the Influence of Patient Opinion Leaders and Patient Groups
How to build trusted and compliant patient relationships that deliver clinical and commercial insights
The growing influence of Patient Opinion Leaders (POLs) and Patient Advocacy Groups (PAGs) can play a critical role in pharma, from clinical trial design/recruitment to HCP decision-making and regulator/payer support. However, pharma must demonstrate that patient relationships are ethical and compliant with regulations/guidelines. So, what does a good, mutually beneficial patient/pharma relationship look like? In this report, experts explore the challenges and practical solutions that underpin successful pharma/patient engagement.
Companies
GSK, Kyowa Kirin, WEGO Health
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Defining POLs and patient influence
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The evolving role of POLs
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The impact of POLs and PAGs on the pharmaceutical industry
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The benefits and challenges of engaging POLs and PAGs
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Mutually beneficial interactions
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The future role of POL and PAG influence
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Ensuring successful interactions with POLs and PAGs