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Industries Profiled: Medical Device; Biotech Companies Profiled: Advanced Biohealing; Boston Scientific; Gambro; G.E. Healthcare; Lantheus Medical Imaging; Metronic; QLT; Quidel
Study Snapshot The report is based on research and information provided by eight Medical Device executives from 8 different companies.
Key Findings MSLs Expected to Work More Regularly with Other Internal Groups: Sales Reps and Professional Relations/Advocacy are the two groups that will be served most regularly (59 and 38%, respectively from survey). Surprisingly, 25% of companies say they do not serve Payer Services, but a number of companies said they have specially trained MSLs to serve this role. Those companies tout it as an important service. Limited Fear of Losing Access to KOLs: A little more than one-third of companies say they see a high risk of KOL’s home institutions curtailing MSL access to such opinion leaders. Some did point out that some MSLs are becoming “too commercial” in their touch points and that could negatively impact access if it continues. Corporate Integrity Agreements and Lawsuits Viewed With Minimal Concern: Only 25% of companies see a “high risk” that a CIA or lawsuit will discourage companies from providing services to KOLs and attempting to collaborate with them in the next two years. Regulatory Bodies Will Make It Harder to Work with or See KOLs: Of all the potential risk factors listed in the survey, this one caused the most alarm. Forty-one percent view a “high risk” and 34% view this as a “medium risk” Only KOL's home institution limit their ability to see MSLs garnered a higher combined risk score.
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