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Have you noticed the recent wave of TV commercials for one-to-one video calling or multiple participation video collaboration, or one-to-many webcasting? Via Ricard Robledo
eMedToday's curator insight,
May 21, 2013 9:15 PM
There is a massive spend on detailing. Clearly, e detailing has a long way to go in the detailing big picture. Digital is far behind.
The pharma industry spends about $17 billion on TOTAL physician promotion: $15 billion on detailing and $2 billion on meetings . I assume these numbers include digital, but NOT measured media spending, digital or otherwise. Digital promotion is only 5.2% of the $17 billion total. This means that the U.S. pharma industry, which spends nearly $1 billion on professional digital promotion, has a long way to go before it reaches "digital maturity" on a par with other industries. I estimate that "par" to be 20%.
PokitDok, Caremerge, MangoHealth, Asthmapolis, and Allayo are our picks for HealthBeat 2013's 5 coolest consumer apps. Via Alex Butler
Gail Worthington-Eyre's curator insight,
May 23, 2013 7:35 PM
Some interesting apps for health and aged care. Caremerge is one to keep an eye on as community based care grows.
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - The importance of health literacy hit home for Lisa Gualtieri when a Cambodian refugee diagnosed with cancer asked her to act as a patient advocate.She played the role of a (Health sites too complex, full of cliches: study... Via Olivier Delannoy
Medical Marketing and Media Pharmas dial back reprints spend, floor it on digital to reach HCPs Medical Marketing and Media It's no secret that pharmas have upped their spending on digital promotion to healthcare professionals of late, but a Compas... Via eMedToday
eMedToday's curator insight,
May 20, 2013 8:50 PM
The summary:
“It's no secret that pharmas have upped their spending on digital promotion to healthcare professionals of late, but a Compas white paper has quantified that upshift, projecting that four in ten dollars spent this year on marketing to professionals will go to digital channels.
The media buying firm found that spending on HCP-directed digital promotion jumped from 17% of pharma spending in 2010 to 33% in 2012, and forecast it to hit 40% this year, putting digital spend on par with print.
The shift, said Compas, is “not because of an increase in overall budget – rather, this shift is at the expense of print and alternative media budgets which have seen a slow, but steady, decline.”
Digital health isn’t the application of a web site to clinical practice. And it’s not the generic idea of social media applied to a disease category. I guess the confusion starts with the word digital. Anything digital can combined with health and healthcare and there you have it–digital health. Even today’s more sophisticated healthcare marketers discuss digital health in the context of web sites and iPads. Today, pharm, marketers, thinkers and engaged listeners often can’t see the true promise of digital health and are plotting a healthcare future that might just not exist and based upon these misconceptions. Via ehealthgr
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Aujourd’hui, je commence une série d’analyse sur la prise de parole des grandes entreprises dans la société. Via Augustin
Patient engagement and physician accountability are the cornerstones of today’s value-based care models. These strategies encourage patients to take an active role in their own health while offering the necessary incentives for providers to deliver effective, personalized health oversight and care to their patient population. Via Philippe Marchal
One of the most common mistakes," says the Roche Digital team, "is to believe that anyone within a company can take care of digital communication. This is a particularly bad mistake for pharmaceutical companies that operate under specific legal and regulatory restrictions." Via Philippe Marchal, eMedToday
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May 19, 2013 8:30 PM
This is great idea of Digital academy which is start of understanding how to deliver digital solutions into the e detailing envirnoment |
Qualcomm Life is committed to on-demand healthcare (like what we expect from our technology) and plans to pilot ideas for the future of health systems on their employees. Via eMedToday
eMedToday's curator insight,
May 21, 2013 8:59 PM
All major telecom companies in the US have health departments. The key issue is " immediate response" between the user and health care companies.
"Qualcomm Life is focused on making “immediate response” something embraced by both technology companies and the healthcare industry alike by dictating the terms for what a future health system should be."
Pitcher enables sales reps to present ideas and products in an interactive way, without the need of a beamer or computer. The iPads or PlayBooks can be autom... Via eMedToday
eMedToday's curator insight,
May 21, 2013 9:25 PM
This is video on product which appears effective Again, just shows how using in this instance using a i pad can be much more effective than showing old fashion paper stuff to doctors. Only observation is that this type of app needs to be useable on a smartphone as well.
Les applications autour de Twitter dans le domaine médical se développent de plus en plus comme en témoigne la variété des articles sur ce... Via nathalie Bissot-Campos
The Risks of Not Participating in Healthcare and Social Media The Internet has forever changed the way our patients will approach healthcare. Digital Via eMedToday
eMedToday's curator insight,
May 20, 2013 8:12 PM
This article was written for doctors. BUT the message is also for Pharma's
"At its heart, digital media is about people, it is about relationships, and it is about communication. It is about fostering your relevance as a physician and educator beyond the four walls of your practice. Establishing a digital footprint, rooted as a social media presence is about educating, engaging, growing your audience, improving outcomes, improving compliance and potentially improving the bottom line of your practice"
Pharma see’s digital as a strategic way to reduce costs and increase marketing efficiencies and , with some investment, that thesis can be validated. However today’s consumer and... Via Ricard Robledo, eMedToday
eMedToday's curator insight,
May 20, 2013 9:01 PM
interesting quote
While the model of heavy TV advertising is almost completely dead there are over 400 new drugs in development for chronic conditions. If these drugs do present a clear product benefit compared to generic’s and other brand than the best way to get patients attention is through TV.... In most cases they probably are going to turn to the Internet for health information but is your website going to draw them in or is it just a billboard trying to sell your drug? TV advertising will go away in 5 years. Pharma web sites in general are not effective for educating the consumer. What works is mobile apps within the frame of e detailing.
A chart depicting decision-making factors can be found in the article itself by clicking on the title link above.
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Mobile health apps are being used more and more by a mass audience to receive health care services The benchmarking report provides data and key facts on ... Via eMedToday
eMedToday's curator insight,
May 19, 2013 8:21 PM
There are 3 main areas of performance gaps that impact the performance of a top mHealth app most.
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" mHealth device performance gap: Due to still higher penetration rates of smartphones compared to tablets, successful mHealth apps that are optimized for smartphones get 5 times (paid) and 2 times (free) more downloads than apps that are optimized for tablets." |
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