Minimizing Bias in Market Research: An Interview with Erik Coats
Minimizing Bias in Market Research: An Interview with Erik Coats By The Fulcrum Research Division Erik Coats is one of […]
Minimizing Bias in Market Research: An Interview with Erik Coats By The Fulcrum Research Division Erik Coats is one of […]
In the healthcare regulation sphere, proposed EU-level joint clinical assessments (JCAs) have sparked debate in the pharmaceutical industry. A recent EFPIA report highlights concerns about the rigidity of the guidelines, particularly in oncology, and suggests revisions to ensure a more efficient and adaptable evaluation process that accommodates diverse stakeholder needs across Europe.
A Comprehensive Exploration of Competitive Intelligence, Knowledge-Sharing, and Strategic Optimization in the Evolving Landscape of EU Health Technology Assessments. The
What rare disease day means for our work at SAI Every leap year, on the 29th of February, the world
In the dynamic world of pharmaceutical services, strategic investments play a vital role in shaping the future of organizations. We are happy to announce that we have recently made headlines with our strategic acquisitions of Fulcrum Research Group (FRG) and Pharmaforce International (PFI). To shed light on the motivations behind these investments and the vision driving SAI MedPartners forward, we had the privilege of sitting down with the company’s CEO, Erik Nordhoy.
It is no secret that social media is an essential channel for expressing opinions and sharing facts. Depicted through visual representations and the written word, the world works fundamentally through online channels, without which we would be thrown back into a rudimentary and non-progressive lifestyle.
There are over 7,000 rare diseases described, affecting about 20-30 million people in the U.S. alone, according to the NIH. While each condition has its specificities, there are common challenges in the rare disease space, such as finding patients and leveraging centers of excellence and referral networks. This article discusses such challenges and how partnering with SAI’s subject matter experts can help overcome them.
Medical conference coverage requires both knowledge of the therapeutic area and the ability to synthesize key points from several individual sessions into nuanced, meaningful intelligence. At SAI, we compile the pertinent data presented at the conference, provide key takeaways from relevant presentations, and include meaningful summaries coupled with insights from KOLs and prominent experts in the field.