Category Archives: Corporate Responsibility
As American as Acid Reflux
Over the counter drug advertising is less regulated than prescription drug marketing, and selling directly to consumers comes with the benefit of bypassing an expert middleman: your doctor. But companies should still promote with caution.
Also posted in Advertising, E-Media, FDA, Market Access, Marketing, Regulatory, Strategy, healthcare, leadership, patient education Tagged Agency, celebrity, Consumer Advertising, Marketing and Advertising, OTC, Publicis 1 Comment
Missed Opportunities in Rare Disease
At CBI’s 7th Annual Rare Disease and Orphan Drug Leadership Congress, speakers and attendees identified areas where pharma can improve the way it approaches rare disease and treatment.
Also posted in Events, Market Access, Regulatory, leadership, patient compliance, patient education Tagged CBI, orphan diseases, Orphan Drugs, rare diseases, REMS Leave a comment
Comply or Die: Introducing GSK's New Corporate Integrity Agreement
Big pharma talks a lot about the changing business model and placing a new emphasis on patients, but the fact remains that quantity of medicines sold, not quality of care provided, is how to get paid (and how to keep investors happy). Despite its egalitarian trappings, the healthcare “ecosystem” is still dominated by the [...]
Also posted in Agency Insight, Legal, Marketing, Regulatory, Sales, Strategy, compliance Tagged CIA, Corporate Integrity Agreement, DoJ, False Claims, fraud, GlaxoSmithKline, GSK, HHS, Justice Department, Office of Inspector General, OIG Leave a comment

Good Policy: The Victim of 'Good Works'?