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Poster Session Demonstrates Value of Patient Voice in CME Session for Familial Hypercholesterolemia

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Data collected before and after continuing medical education on the management of familial hypercholesterolemia (HoFH) showed that provider knowledge and competence was notable improved after the session. A poster session presented at the 2023 National Lipid Association Scientific Sessions demonstrated that CME that included patient voice enhanced the ability of providers to adapt to the changing HoFH treatment landscape.  […]

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CME Education Improves Competencies around Treatment of Multiple Sclerosis for Diverse Patients

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There is a high burden of multiple sclerosis (MS) in the Black, Asian, and Hispanic communities, yet clinicians are often not prepared to care for diverse populations of patients. To address this issue, PlatformQ Health and the Consortium of Multiple Sclerosis Centers partnered to develop CME activities, including a 60-minute lecture and 75-minutes of case-based […]

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The Future of Pharma Field Force: Engaging healthcare providers through peer-to-peer education 

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With an unprecedented number of drug launches, the need for field force engagement has never been greater – but it’s the right type of engagement that matters. Field reps often perceive that providers want them to identify patient opportunities with new therapies, but a recent study by Bain & Company found that providers actually want their reps to provide trend data, patient support, and introductions to top experts in their field.  […]

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PlatformQ Health Presents Health Outcomes in Myelodysplastic Syndrome and Ulcerative Colitis at BMS Poster Day 2022

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PlatformQ Health was invited to present at Bristol Myers Squibb private poster day. The posters present outcomes from two educational initiatives that show positive improvements in patient experience and clinical practice. CME Education Improves Clinical Practice for Treating Ulcerative Colitis Recent changes in understanding the drivers of ulcerative colitis have changed how the disease is […]

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All Together Now for Cancer Clinical Trials

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Inclusive clinical trials enable more patients to benefit from therapies that can improve their quality of life. However, an under-representation of racial and ethnic minority groups in clinical trials has been, and continues to be, a major issue within the U.S. healthcare system. “Disparities in clinical research participation are well documented and, like many other […]

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Go-to Market Strategies for a Successful Drug Launch: Best Practices for Engaging Providers and Patients

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A strong pharma product launch can help bolster a drug’s performance over its lifecycle. Most new drugs continue with the revenue trajectory achieved at launch. An analysis by the Deloitte Center for Health Solution found roughly 80 percent of products that met or exceeded initial expectations continued their success rate in subsequent years. That’s why educating physicians quickly in the early months of a product launch delivers a notable advantage. […]

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End of Year Infographic: A digital peer-to-peer education model designed to drive provider awareness, engagement and adoption

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Early education of the marketplace is crucial for a successful pharmaceutical product launch. We’re pleased to share how our peer-to-peer education model drives more efficient provider education as well as alignment with the field force.     Download the PDF Version: 2021-Infographic-DS Be sure to check out our other End of Year Infographics: Continuing Medical […]

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Pediatric Epilepsy: From early childhood through adolescence

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In this CME offering from NeuroSeriesLive, Dr. Dennis Dlugos takes viewers through the current best practices for pediatric epilepsy. Using two case studies, Dr. Dlugos discusses diagnosis challenges and considerations, goals and concerns of medication treatments, and offers several non-medical treatment options. Dr. Dlugos, Professor of Neurology and Pediatrics at the Perelman School of Medicine […]

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