Best Practice Database: New Research

MARCH 2025 Research Alert

This month we added six new studies to the Best Practice Database, the Best Practices, LLC research repository. These studies delve into CNS and Oncology patient engagement across Medical Affairs activities and functions. These latest benchmarks and best practices highlight how Medical Affairs teams can effectively integrate the patient voice, optimize engagement strategies, and strengthen internal and external collaborations across these therapeutic areas.

The 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.

	Download: Medical Affairs and CNS Patient Engagement: Amplifying the Patient Voice and Patient Support Strategies (5859) This Best Practices, LLC research examines how Medical Affairs can integrate the CNS patient voice to enhance support at both early and late disease stages.
	Download: Medical Affairs and CNS Patient Engagement: Roles and Responsibilities (5860) This study delves into the evolving roles and responsibilities of Medical Affairs in driving effective CNS patient engagement.
	Download: Medical Affairs and CNS Patient Engagement: Internal and External Collaboration (5861) This benchmarking study explores how Medical Affairs can strengthen internal and external collaborations to improve patient-centric strategies in CNS engagement.
	Download: Medical Affairs and Oncology Patient Engagement: Amplifying the Patient Voice and Patient Support Strategies (5862) This study explores how Medical Affairs can enhance patient engagement by championing patient needs and optimizing oncology support strategies.
	Download: Medical Affairs and Oncology Patient Engagement: Roles and Responsibilities (5863) This benchmarking study explores how Medical Affairs is redefining roles to drive patient engagement across the oncology treatment lifecycle.
	Download: Medical Affairs and Oncology Patient Engagement: Internal and External Collaboration (5864) This research highlights the key collaborative efforts that drive successful patient-centered initiatives within Medical Affairs.