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Managing Hostile Stakeholders During the Launch of a Breakthrough New Medicine: Working with KOLs, Payers, and Activist Groups

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Published: 2021


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STUDY OVERVIEW

Launching a new breakthrough medicine is often like a double-edged sword for pharma companies. While the drug could go on to achieve blockbuster status owing to factors such as fulfilling an unmet need or first-mover advantage, there is a significant likelihood of hostile responses from key stakeholder groups in case of an associated stigma or other controversy around the product.

Consequently, many pharma companies are developing rapid response teams to map and engage the full range of hostile stakeholder groups.

Best Practices, LLC engaged senior launch leadership from pharma companies and conducted extensive secondary research to identify effective strategies for managing hostile stakeholders during the launch of a breakthrough new medicine.

The study probes key aspects including: working with KOLs and HCPs; working with activist groups; and working with payer groups.

KEY TOPICS

  • Working with KOLs and HCPs
  • Working with Activist Groups
  • Working with Payer Groups

SAMPLE KEY FINDINGS

  • Show The Evidence: Social platforms can bring forward science, research, experts & advocates lobbying for fair treatment before government.
  • Sensitivity Mapping: Map the price and revenue curve under which payers will block or limit coverage – expecting 25-40% to act hostilely.

METHODOLOGY


Best Practices, LLC engaged and examined front-line executives at 11 companies across 9 therapeutic areas to conduct this analysis on hostile stakeholder management. Extensive secondary research was also conducted to identify industry best practices.

Industries Profiled:
Pharmaceutical; Manufacturing; Biotech; Consumer Products; Diagnostic; Medical Device; Health Care


Companies Profiled:
Bayer; Boehringer Ingelheim; Eli Lilly and Company; Gilead Sciences; GlaxoSmithKline ; Johnson & Johnson; Merck; Pfizer; Roche; Sprout Pharmaceuticals

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