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June 2010 Research Alert
New Research added to the Best Practice Database this month delivers insights around managed care, patient advocacy, and new product development. The new studies deliver key benchmarks around building and maintaining an effective pull-through organization, optimal structure and staffing for patient advocacy groups in pharma, and developing and commercializing fixed dose combination products. The six new Best Practices, LLC studies listed below under Newly Added Research explore how leading companies have made their operations more effective across these different areas.
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New Research Capabilities for Database
The Best Practice Database recently upgraded its search capabilities to include an Investment and Cost Benchmark Analyzer tool that allows users to quickly and easily gather analysis on investment and cost benchmarks and other financial productivity ratios. The new search tool is under the Advanced Search link. To try the new tool, click here .
Newly Added Research
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Best Practice Database Documents
- Building an Effective Managed Care Pull-Through Organization: Programs and Processes to Optimize Pull-Through (ID 5084)
- Patient Advocacy Excellence: Optimizing Group Structure & Staffing (ID 5088)
- Fixed Dose Combination Products: Successful Strategies for Developing and Bringing FDC Products to Market (ID 5096)
- Maintaining an Effective Managed Care Pull-Through Organization: Engaging External Stakeholders & Performance Measurement (ID 5085)
Benchmarking Reports
- Best Practices in Building Global Capacity for Corporate Teams (POP-231)
- Best Practices in Working with Patient Advocacy Groups: Building Effective Relationships (SM-185)
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