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Author Archives: Julian Upton
And What Exactly is a Stakeholder?
Pharma’s uncritical use of the word ‘stakeholder’ has increased to the point where it can refer to almost anyone connected to the industry. But this can have serious consequences, warns Reflector.
Like it or not (and frankly, I don’t), stakeholders are here to stay in European pharmaceutical affairs. Don’t get me wrong. I’ve no objection to [...]
Posted in Europe, Global, Guest Blog, Regulatory Tagged EC, EHPA, EU, Europe, European Community, European Union, regulatory affairs, stakeholder, TOPRA 1 Comment
Patients Want to Talk. Do You?
Why are companies rushing to the web when traditional engagement with patient groups remains so under-exploited, asks Jacky Law.
It used to be so easy. Patients listened to doctors, doctors listened to pharma and everyone was happy. There was even a time when payers listened to pharma, reimbursing their prices with very few questions asked. Now [...]
Posted in E-Media, Europe, FDA, Global, Guest Blog, Legal Tagged patient communication, patient education, patient groups, Pharma, Regulatory, social media 1 Comment
Europe: Resisting the Anticompetitive Crusade
It’s been another rocky few weeks for pharma in Europe. Particularly for big brand name companies. But necessity is proving the mother of invention, says Pharm Exec’s Brussels correspondent, Reflector.
AstraZeneca suffered a serious setback at the start of July when the European General Court ruled that it had illegally prevented generic competition. The case dates [...]
Posted in Strategy Tagged AstraZeneca, Belgium, Commission, Competition law, European Commission, European Union, Generic drug, Pharmaceutical drug Leave a comment
The Bizarre European Political Bazaar
Pharm Exec Europe’s Brussels correspondent Reflector is exasperated by some of the European Union’s more unusual institutional arrangements.
A senior Spanish diplomat told Reflector recently that, on the face of it, the European Union is a crazy set-up. He was talking about some of its bizarre institutional arrangements — such as a Commission composed of 27 [...]
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