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Cleveland Clinic Backs Quiz to Keep Docs Sharp
By challenging physicians to be The SmartestDoc, MDLinx and the Cleveland Clinic are using competition to promote education.
On Tuesday, M3 USA’s MDLinx, a pharma advertising supported informational website for physicians, launched a new quiz – The SmartestDoc – for internal medicine and family physicians. In collaboration with MDLinx, the Cleveland Clinic is providing [...]
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GSK Reps Trade Sales Targets for Sales Competencies
Last summer, GlaxoSmithKline announced plans to upend the pay structure for its US-based sales reps by removing incentives based on hard sales figures, or how many pills are sold. Instead of rewarding reps for the amount of product sold, GSK would begin rewarding reps for the quality of relationship they engender, the company said.
Mining Data to Gain a Competitive Edge
When gauging influence in oncology prescribing, membership in the “club” still counts
As the cancer therapeutics space grows more crowded, the task of identifying and building productive relationships with “key influencers” has become vital to a successful launch strategy. Like everything else in oncology, performing that task is harder today. What was once an inbred club [...]
Indian Government Proposes Ban on Physician Gifts
India’s Department of Pharmaceuticals released a 14-page “voluntary code” for drug marketers, which includes a strict ban on gifts to prescribers, among other things.
The code, which is open for public comment until June 30th, states that “no gifts, pecuniary advantages or benefits in kind may be supplied, offered or promised to persons qualified to prescribe” [...]
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