CHAPEL HILL, N.C., Feb. 9, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- In the pharmaceutical industry, regulatory and access restrictions have reshaped
how organizations interact with thought leaders. Thought leaders play an integral role in every stage of the product lifecycle, making it critical for the Medical Affairs function to develop robust internal thought leader management capabilities.Best
To inform these efforts and to probe current trends and best practices in thought leader management, research and consulting leader Best Practices, LLC published a benchmarking study, "Developing Strong Internal Thought Leader Management Capabilities Inside Medical Affairs."
The insights in this report touch on the critical components of creating and maintaining an effective internal approach to thought leader management. This study will:
Thirty-one Medical Affairs leaders at 27 biopharmaceutical companies participated in this research. Responses in this study have been presented in two segments: regional (US only and global companies) and company size (large, medium-sized and small companies).
To access the full report or to download a complimentary summary containing insights found in this report, click on the following link: http://www.best-in-class.com/rr1484.htm.
For related research, visit our Best Practices, LLC Web site at www.best-in-class.com/.
ABOUT BEST PRACTICES, LLCBest Practices, LLC is a leading benchmarking, consulting and advisory services firm serving biopharmaceutical and medical device companies worldwide. Best Practices, LLC's clients include all the top 10 and 48 of the top 50 global healthcare companies. The firm conducts primary research and consulting using its comprehensive proprietary benchmarking tools and analysis.
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