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CDISC Study Data Tabulation Model
CDISC Study Data Tabulation Model B. Thompson. We are carefully reviewing the new Study Data Tabulation Model (SDTM) to ensure that our company is doing everything possible to streamline submissions of data to the agency. It should be a goal of companies and the agency to find and implement great...
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Importation/Price Controls
Importation/Price Controls Nash-Wong. Pharmaceutical price differential in the international markets will be top of mind. So extreme it’s been called a trade deficit; the U.S. market is currently carrying the cost of R&D for the world. This price differential is just adding fuel to the pharma...
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Explore the Trendline➔
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TrendlineArtificial intelligence & machine learning
After years of excited buzz around the potential of artificial intelligence and machine learning, pharma has begun to realize the true implications and potential value of these technologies.
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Patient Safety
Patient Safety Barrett. Patient safety is a cornerstone of clinical trials. But with the increasing pace of trials, it’s no longer efficient to be reactive; proactive, real-time monitoring can increase the safety of those participating in trials, spotting potential interactions, and flagging comm...
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Cover
PharmaVOICE The Forum for the Industry Executive Year In Preview: 2005 More than 100 experts talk about the industry’s future www.pharmavoice.com December 2004 Special Issue Volume 4 Number 12 Download PDF
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Table of Contents
Contents Kristine Nash-Wong, Marketing Manager at HealthMedia, speaks about reputation enhancement. Dr. Thomas Wicks, VP of Regulatory Affairs at Odyssey Pharmaceuticals, talks about continuing treatment innovation while limiting costs. Scott Szwast, Sector Marketing Manager at UPS Supply Chain S...
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Letter from the Editor
2005 Year In Preview Taren Grom In keeping with PharmaVOICE’s mission of providing insightful and provocative commentary on the business practices, strategies, and services that affect the life cycle of products from molecule through market, it is our pleasure to publish the first annual Year in ...
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Introduction
The Pulse of the Industry By Taren Grom This first annual PharmaVOICE Year in PreVIEW is designed to provide an overview of the challenges and trends expected to impact the life-sciences industry in the coming year and beyond. For this special forum, a distinguished list of more than 100 industry...
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Business Models
Turett. The pharmaceutical industry needs to resolve multiple bipolarities: being a business and being a public utility; being doctor-focused and being consumer-focused; and being about medical innovation and being about marketing. The industry has begun a process of self-reinvention that in 2005...
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Medical Education
Medical Education Nash-Wong. Last year’s predictions on regulatory changes had us believing medical education was a thing of the past. Not so, if one considers the fact that physicians continue to attend educational meetings, despite limited food budgets and a ban on spouses. So rather than forec...
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Multifunctional Teams
Multifunctional Teams Wilson. Historically, the pharmaceutical industry has faced two hurdles: achieving product registration and securing reimbursement. Today, demonstrating product value is becoming a much stronger issue. It’s not just a matter of product price, but the impact on total cost of ...
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Technology
Technology Cauwenbergh. Ideally, predictive tools, including assays, computer modeling techniques, and biomarkers could shorten development time, reduce the cost of development, and increase the accuracy of diagnosis, making sure that the right patient gets the right drug because of proper diagno...
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Risk Management
Risk Management Turett. The term risk management implies a defensive, prepare-for-the-worst strategy. While defensive preparation is certainly important, taking a fresh look at conducting business in a “patient-first” manner will reduce the need to implement a defensive approach. In other words, ...
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Innovation
Innovation Drakeman. The engine that drives growth in the pharmaceutical industry is the discovery of new medicines for unmet medical needs. Much of the innovation in development now resides in the biotech sector. The challenge is to find the most efficient and productive ways to combine biotech’...
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PharmaTrax
Sales, Marketing, and R&D Trends from Industry Analysts Pharmaceutical Companies Rethink Consumer Marketing Strategies in 2005 Facing increased scrutiny from the federal government and the public, pharmaceutical companies are looking beyond direct-to-consumer (DTC) marketing to more effective...
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E-Media
ISB and IBM launch Human Proteome Folding Project on World Community Grid The Institute for Systems Biology (ISB), in partnership with IBM, United Devices, and the University of Washington, has launched the Human Proteome Folding Project on World Community Grid. This project, the first to run on ...
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What's New
HMP Launches Arthritis Practitioner HMP Communications is launching Arthritis Practitioner in May 2005. The publication will have editions in July, September, and November. The journal’s audience is comprised of more than 32,000 nurse practitioners and physician assistants that are profiled as hi...
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What's on Your Mind -- Opinions
Opinions Leadership Development In demanding times, leadership is a competitive edge. Good leaders provide opportunities for others to grow their communication, decision-making, problem-solving, and other related skills. Leading is setting direction and guiding others to follow that direction. Go...
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Letter from the Editor
Letter from the Editor The Art of Communicating The popular Verizon ad, “Can you hear me now?” sums up one of the major roadblocks in any business partnership or relationship: miscommunication. No matter the relationship — client/provider, team/team, or person/person — the inability to clearly co...
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Technology's Impact on Business Processes
Phil Garland It is not enough to simply implement technology. Companies are going to have to change the way they do business. Bill Stevens Technology is an enabling component of the entire business. If the people within the business do not have the right information to act on a daily basis then a...
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E-Media
Teranode Releases Life-Sciences R&D Platform, Pathway Analytics Solution Teranode Corp. has released Teranode Design Suite 2.5 (TDS 2.5), an enhanced, closed-loop R&D platform used to integrate modeling into existing informatics infrastructures. The platform improves research productivity...
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PharmaOutlet
Contributed by Norman M. Goldfarb The Worst Informed Consent Ever: How Physicians Can Coerce and Unduly Influence Patients Informed consent requires that the potential subject be fully informed and capable of making a rational decision to participate in a clinical study. The attempt to incorporat...
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Adelene Perkins -- People-Centric: Developing a Unified Vision
Early in her career, Adelene Perkins learned an important lesson about leadership: people work because they want to, not because they are told to. This truism has become a central plank of Ms. Perkins’ management style as she helps put together teams that will drive a company’s success. Central t...
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PharmaTrax
Biotech Drugs Will Be Hard Hit By Benefit Management Biologicals, which have received minimal pharmacoeconomic scrutiny from payers, increasingly will face the same strict value-based review and administration processes of pharmaceuticals, according to a 2005 study from The Bruckner Group Inc. (B...
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Chief Risk Officers: Time for a Seat at The Table
VIEW on risk management Chief Risk Officers Time for a Seat at the Table In the wake of year one Sarbanes-Oxley compliance for U.S. public companies, there are greater challenges and increased expectations in addressing enterprise risk. Yet, compliance is not a matter of completing a one-year pro...
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What's New
inChord Establishes The Navicor Group New agency to offer expertise in oncology and immunology. inChord Communications Inc. has launched The Navicor Group, a new advertising agency focused exclusively on companies marketing oncology and immunology products. “Today there are more cancer therapies ...
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