New Report Tackles How Pharma is Using Social Media for HCP Education
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., Oct. 11, 2021/PRNewswire/ -- The pandemic had an immediate impact on pharmaceutical medical education programs, with organizations quickly pivoting from live meetings to virtual meetings and other multichannel approaches to delivering medical education.
This new Best Practices, LLC study highlights current trends and future directions for how pharma is utilizing social platforms, patient education activities and sponsorships/corporate memberships in a world still dealing with COVID.
The study showed that social media is an up-and-coming tool for pharma medical education; a third of participants (34%) already use public social media platforms for HCP accredited medical education, and another 22% said they will by the end of 2022. Meanwhile, 44% don’t use social media for HCP education.
The research study will enable you to see how your company’s approach compares with industry peers on key issues affecting medical education, in particular social media, IME grant program structure and parameters, patient education and sponsorships/corporate memberships.
Download the white paper, "Medical Education Excellence: Current Trends and Future Directions for Utilizing Social Platforms, Patient Groups and Sponsorships" is a new 76-page study that examines how pharma is adjusting its medical education programs for the future.
Topics addressed in this research include:
- Utilization and Effectiveness of Public and Closed Social Media Platforms
- IME Grant Support for Patient Medical Education Activities
- Medical Sponsorships/Corporate Memberships Management
- Utilization and Effectiveness of Virtual Formats for Medical Education
This study engaged 32 leaders from 27 biopharmaceutical companies via a benchmark survey with deep-dive interviews conducted with selected participants to provide further insight. Data segmented by respondent’s geographical responsibility – US vs. Global + US vs. Global ex-US.
To learn more about our Medical Education report, download a complimentary report excerpt at https://www.best-in-class.com/rw82.htm.
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