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This pharmaphorum webinar will take place on 8th April and comes as the COVID-19 outbreak has exposed the challenges pharmaceuticalcompanies face as they race to develop a coronavirus vaccine. So, what is technology’s role in supporting the faster evaluation of vaccines?
Vaccines have been an essential part of protecting public health for decades. However, despite the overwhelming evidence for their effectiveness and safety, there has been an increasing trend of vaccine hesitancy in recent years. What is vaccine hesitancy? Are there any long-term risks with vaccines?
If there’s one take-home message about working during a pandemic, it is the enormous value that virtual events, webinars and e-learning can bring when face-to-face meetings and presentations are impossible. The main advantage of webinars and other online interactions is pretty obvious.
But how can healthcare systems make this transition – and how do pharmaceuticalcompanies play a role in this, while also growing their market? Across Europe, a shift towards greater prevention, earlier diagnosis and treatment is needed in order to contain the growing cost of healthcare.
Another recent change is the timelier release of scientific information; rather than holding on to clinical trial findings until the ‘perfect’ opportunity to present them at a major congress, 2020 increasingly saw pharmaceuticalcompanies make data public in real time. Conclusion.
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