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Disagreeing well…
This piece was originally published by June Girvin. Follow her on Twitter. Like many of you who read this, I often take part in nursing related discussion/debate on Twitter. I join conversations about nursing on Twitter almost every day, and have been doing so…
Are Pharmacists The Best Vaccination Providers?
This piece was originally published by Donald Hackett. Follow him on LinkedIn. When you’re picking up a few items at the local pharmacy and spot an on-site vaccination clinic, would getting vaccinated be a smart move? Yes, says the Centers of Disease and Control (CDC)….
Content marketing in Pharma, let’s get started!
Content marketing has grown tremendously over the last few years and it’s something that shouldn’t be ignored by pharma, let alone any industry. What is content marketing? Put simply, it is content that is relevant, consistent and valuable. It is a type of marketing that…
Pharmaceutical Advertising 2019 – a practical guide to U.S. and European laws and regulations
USA Advertising includes descriptive texts issued by a manufacturer, packer or distributor and are required to be truthful and not misleading. Prescription drug advertising in the U.S. is primarily governed by the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act (FDCA) and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration…
How to Build Meaningful E-Learning Courses
We spend hours building courses that look great and have rich interactive elements, but often we’re missing the key component to an effective course: tapping into the learner’s motivation. When you frame the e-learning content into a meaningful context, you’ll not only tap into the…
Do things that don’t scale
This post is a recap of an article written by Paul Graham, a famous VC investor and co-founder of YCombinator, the most influential startup accelerator in the world. Full article available here: http://paulgraham.com/ds.html. Microsoft can’t have seemed very impressive when it was just…