In our last podcast episode of this series, we talked with Matt Lewis. We discussed generative AI, what it is and how it may change and evolve the medical communications environment. Today, we dive into a really important area that can significantly influence your GenAI results - Prompt Engineering and other areas.
In this podcast, we delve into the world of omnichannel strategies in Medical Affairs, where understanding your audience's educational needs and communication preferences is pivotal for delivering relevant and engaging data dissemination.
Join us as we explore how to develop effective communications by leveraging various sources of audience understanding, and how to translate information into actionable insights.
Discuss what the gold standard for insights could look like and highlight practical suggestions for how to yield robust insights while navigating common challenges often associated with using insights.
This podcast provides an overview into the multifaceted process of understanding your audience and explains the complexities and opportunities within the Medical Affairs space to ensure that your communications resonate with your audience, and ultimately, support their educational goals.
In Medical Affairs, our eyes are open to the vast possibilities of Artificial Intelligence — not only to make our current work more efficient, but to expand our capabilities in areas we never considered possible. Here, MAPS speaks with experts from Pfizer and Putnam Associates about the most exciting current uses of AI and also where we may be headed in the future. Join us for a wild ride through the possibilities of AI.
MAPS speaks with Liz de Somer, CEO of Medicines Australia and Sharon Winton, CEO of Lymphoma Australia to explore patient engagement from the perspectives of industry and patient associations. Liz and Sharon are also speaking about this topic at the MAPA/MAPS Medical Affairs Summit in Sydney, AU, Nov 8-10, 2023.
This podcast reviews new ways of identifying and quantifying opportunities for field medical impact with disease-state analytics. Industry experts from Pfizer and Veeva discuss how longitudinal patient-level data can pave the way for a more patient-centric way of informing and shaping Medical Affairs strategy and operations.
MAPS speaks with Amit Lalwani, omnichannel lead and executive committee member of Medical Affairs Professionals of Australasia and member of the core planning team for the MAPA/MAPS Medical Affairs Summit in Sydney, Australia, November 8-10.
When we look at AI, and in particular natural language processing, we think about how we can use these new tools in the medical information space. How do we see the new generative AI models changing what medical information has been doing, especially in the context of chatbots and information dissemination? In this podcast, we interview Matt Lewis, Chief AI Officer at Inizio Medical, a well-regarded expert in data analytics and augmented intelligence.
At MAPS Global 2023, “omnichannel in Medical Affairs” was a hot topic across numerous sessions. As part of the Field Medical track, Rosie Humphreys, Senior Director at OPEN Health, Donnie Wooten Jr., Global Head of Strategic Medical Content & Omnichannel at Organon and Kelly Lo, Field Medical Excellence, Global and Japan and Asia Pacific at Amgen conducted an interactive workshop, entitled “Optimize your Field Medical Team for the Omnichannel World”. Over 180 attendees, across two sessions, learned how an omnichannel approach is integral to maximizing Field Medical engagement with HCPs. This podcast will discuss the outcomes and insights of that workshop and how Field Medical can build skills and garner support to effectively implement omnichannel strategies.
Generative AI technologies are allowing Medical Affairs teams to find insights in more and more diverse data in less time and with more robust results. Here MAPS speaks with experts from Virtual Science AI including CEO, Tom Hughes, Chief Customer Officer, Geraldine Reilly, and Chief Technology Officer, Hans Chen about how this word, "Generative," has elevated the promise of AI — and how innovative Medical Affairs teams are leveraging these technologies to provide value for their organizations while driving patient benefit.
This podcast shares results from the latest Wiley HCP survey, which studies the content habits and preferences of over 900+ HCPs, as well as what they mean for improving engagement with healthcare audiences. Listeners will learn practical tips from the experts on the tactics that are driving impact with today's clinicians.
Partially recorded at the MAPS America's Annual meeting in Nashville, members of the MAPS Digital FAWG interviewed representatives from seven organizations in the MAPS Partner Circle.
In this podcast, the FINAL part of this 3-part series, our experts in the Digital FAWG tackle the question of: “How does a Medical Affairs organization measure the success, or value, of omnichannel activities?"
Partially recorded at the MAPS America's Annual meeting in Nashville, members of the MAPS Digital FAWG interviewed representatives from seven organizations in the MAPS Partner Circle.
In this podcast, part 2 of a 3-part series, our experts in the Digital FAWG tackle the question of: “How does a Medical Affairs organization plan for integrating omnichannel activities?"
Partially recorded at the MAPS America's Annual meeting in Nashville, members of the MAPS Digital FAWG interviewed representatives from seven organizations in the MAPS Partner Circle.
In this podcast, part 1 of a 3-part series, our experts in the Digital FAWG tackle the question of: “How do you define omnichannel,” with the hopes of helping listeners improve their understanding of omnichannel, the many definitions of omnichannel, and why it is difficult to implement in Medical Affairs.
Welcome to Part 2 of the MAPS Field Medical Focus Area Working Group's two-part podcast series entitled "Communicating the Value of Field Medical". In this second episode, experts from the FAWG will discuss Field Medical with the following goals in mind:
Welcome to Part 1 of the MAPS Field Medical Focus Area Working Group's two-part podcast series entitled "Communicating the Value of Field Medical". In this first episode, experts from the FAWG will discuss Field Medical with the following goals in mind:
In a post-COVID world, HCPs want to access industry information through self-service content that is available anytime, anywhere — before they engage with representatives from the company. Most companies are aware of this trend. However, most industry organizations are not equipped with the modular content and online platforms needed to deliver this Netflix-like engagement. Here MAPS speaks with Bozidar Jovicevic, MD, MBA, former pharma executive, CEO and cofounder of Evermed, about best practices for gathering content (beyond simply creating it yourself!), and making content accessible in modern, personalized platforms.
One of the great challenges in Medical Affairs is understanding our opinion and communication networks. Over the last few years, the diversity of stakeholders involved in communicating, advocating, treating and responding to our work has become more complex and dynamic. At the same time, communication routes have proliferated and opened, taking us away from our traditional channels. This wealth of data can be overwhelming.
In this podcast, Carlos Areia and Mike Taylor - two data specialists at Digital Science - discuss the ways in which Medical Affairs professionals can use this data to discover your next generation of researchers, those influencers whose voices are heard on Twitter, and how your KOLs are interacting with others online, and which publications they're discussing.
Today’s podcast objectives are for listeners to better understand:
During Covid, many companies developed capabilities to provide eLearning resources, both for internal training and for external education. In this episode, MAPS speaks with Sucharita Kundu, Senior Content Strategist at Wiley and Professor Michael Kirby, currently the Editor of Trends in Urology & Men’s Health about best practices for eLearning development and publication. We've transitioned from eLearning provided from a company-centric perspective to courses designed based on deep understanding of an audience's content needs and interaction preferences. This episode teaches listeners to create eLearning resources that are relevant, credible and evidence-based.
The goal of all Medical Affairs activities is to improve patient outcomes. That said, until recently, we have measured our progress toward this goal by fairly distant proxy — for example, tracking the number of MSL/HCP interactions as a proxy for providing education that we hope will result in changes in clinical practice. In this episode of the MAPS podcast series, "Elevate", Ariel Katz, co-Founder and CEO of H1, provides a more linear and streamlined vision for how Medical Affairs can impact patient outcomes — and how to measure the results of our actions.
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