Making sense of e-detailing in Japan’s pharmaceutical sector
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E-detailing has a number of advantages over the sales force promotion. Unquestionably, the cost per detail of e-detailing is much lower than that of in-person detailing. Furthermore, it doesn't make any confusion in terms of ...
Beyound costs per visit is much lower in self directed e detailing, a big issue not discussed so much is
" Furthermore, it doesn’t make any confusion in terms of contents delivery. In many cases, sales representatives generate confusion while delivering marketing messages. E-detailing provides accurate set of data and message."
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The Roche "Team Italy" (see below) sent me a nice infographic that provides some details about the current and future digital efforts of Roche Italy -- including some data regarding digital marketing spend by various brands.
Good short discussion of Roche evolution for e detailing. For them, it is here and not and impressive
Social media is important to Pharma. Many traditional Pharma platforms are going out of business like DTC. One digital not fully understood by Pharma is effective use of digital mobile app and e detailing as part of the new digtial health perspective.
"There are channels that are becoming relevant and interesting now, and others that have been available for a long time but haven't really been used by pharma marketers. It is important to change the perception of established channels, which very few are using properly, and many are not using at all. Among those who have a social media presence, how many are utilising those channels as a way of engaging in a two-way communication with their audience, rather than as just another platform to broadcast their marketing message"
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Today, the majority of all physician e-details taking place globally are happening in Japan. Part of this is because Japan is the world’s second-largest pharmaceutical market in terms of sales; the country also has an advanced digital infrastructure. The number of smart phones and tablets both owned and used by physicians—and not just the younger ones—has also grown markedly in recent years. Moreover, external pressures such as stricter rules (i.e., a ban on excessive entertainment from sales reps and restrictions on hospital visits) and changing customer dynamics have prompted pharma companies to experiment with new approaches. Specifically, they are using a combination of their own Internet websites and emerging physician portals, such as MedPeer, Carenet or m3.com.