
I've written a fair amount about the use of social media in healthcare (
(Feb 5, 2009)In programs I've led in the past and in work we do here at Bridge Worldwide [1], we're always striving to create a clos [1] http://www.bridgeworldwide.com
(Feb 6, 2009)Yes, that's right. Reread that headline. "Gaming to Save Healthcare Marketing." At least, it's one of my theories.
(Feb 16, 2009)Based on my title, you're reading this for one of three reasons: 1) You sincerely are looking to skirt DDMAC rules and need some inspiration;
(Mar 2, 2009)I generally don't like to include threats as the title of my posts, but once again I thought it would be dramatic enough to get your attention.
(Mar 9, 2009)A recent blog post from marketing guru Seth Godin [1] [1] http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2009/03/direct-from-consumer-marketing.html
(Mar 24, 2009)Regular followers of this blog will know that I love a catchy title, so when the chance to throw in some alliteration presented itself, I couldn't resist.
(Mar 24, 2009)Lately, I've heard and been part of many conversations and fielded a lot of questions all asking the same thing: "Are there any healthcare companies using social media?" or "Are any pharma companies u
(Mar 25, 2009)I doubt that Steve Jobs was thinking about helping the pharma industry when his company created the iPhone, but he is a visionary, so you never know.
(Apr 2, 2009)Phil Taylor reports on the commercial and scientific opportunities facing medical scientific liaisons (MSLs)
Andrew Tolve investigates the opportunities and challenges for pharma’s use of cloud computing
Phil Taylor explores how pharma’s relationship to key opinion leaders is changing - for the better
An interview with Serkan Erkovan of Boehringer Ingelheim.
Ashok Bhaseen, Vice President of Sales & Marketing at Pediapharm reveals how his company establishes trust when engaging KOLs
Kevin Appareti, Global Director Medical Science Liaison at Philips Healthcare, gives a short but useful interview on his company's approach to KOL engagement