State of the Pharma Call Center: Outsourcing vs. Insourcing
Outsourcing is a way to avoid finding the talent a pharma company requires from its agents. But like everything, there are always trade-offs.
State of the Pharma Call Center: Solving Provider Pain
Patients aren’t the only stakeholder with growing expectations for healthcare experiences. Provider satisfaction also depends on the quality of your support platform, staff, and referral options. Providers need rapid answers to their questions about dosage, side effects, and symptoms. Pharmacy call centers need to meet this demand in order to build provider relationships, ease burdens on pharmacy staff, and reduce operational costs.
State of the Pharma Call Center: Solving Patient Pain
If pharmacies fail to provide good support experiences, patients will look for other options, drive down satisfaction rates, and tarnish the brand. Being proactive about patient support earns trust, loyalty, and promoters. Today, virtual call centers are the best way to create a unified platform for a better patient service experience.
State of the Speciality Pharma Call Center: Part 1
The data is clear – patient and provider expectations for support from specialty pharmacies are growing exponentially.
How Successful Pharmaceuticals Market to Providers with Multiple Locations
The average American spends about $1,200 on drugs every year. For this reason alone, impactful marketing programs should be a top priority for any player in the pharmaceutical industry looking to get a piece of the pie. The trouble is, marketing drugs and medical devices to healthcare providers with multiple branches and locations, medical practitioners, labs, clinics, and other institutions is an uphill task. With so much medical spending these days, it pays to invest some time finding the right strategy to promote pharma products.
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How Contact Tracing Technologies Are Transforming Medical Advertising
Contact tracing has been at the core of infectious disease control since the 1920s. It was first used to curb the spread of syphilis and later for the prevention and linkage to medical care for HIV/AIDS patients. Hence, when the infectious COVID-19 pandemic hit, it was an easy choice to pick up to get the disease under control. However, a few things had to change to improve its efficacy and make the process faster and seamless.
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