Tag Archives: Sales Reps
Cause and Effect—Sales Rep Visits and Physician Prescribing Habits
A new study suggests that physicians who see fewer reps are slower when it comes to dropping ‘black-box’ drugs—and at adopting promising new medications.
If you’ve ever had any doubts about whether your sales reps are actually affecting the prescribing habits of the physicians they visit, a new report by ZS Associates, recently reported on in [...]
Posted in Marketing, Sales, healthcare Also tagged Pratap Khedkar, prescribing habits, ZS Associates 1 Comment
Will the iPad Replace the Rep?
By Beth Kennedy.
With Big Pharma sales teams awash with iPads and 72% of US doctors now armed with smartphones for professional use, are we finally approaching the day when the rep is replaced by digital technology? And if so, is it a good idea?
The number of pharma sales reps industry has fallen by more than [...]
Posted in Guest Blog, Marketing, Sales, Strategy, social media Also tagged digital marketing, iPad, pharma sales, physicians, Sales 2 Comments
Novartis Employees Get $250 million Payout
A Federal jury in New York ruled against Novartis in a gender discrimination lawsuit, ordering the company to pay $3.36 million in compensatory damages to 12 women and $250 million in punitive damages to 5,600 others in one of the largest gender discrimination class actions in American history. The women charged that Novartis created a [...]
Posted in Corporate Responsibility, Legal, Sales Also tagged Class-action Suits, Compensatory Damages, Discrimination, Harrassment, Novartis, Punitive Damages Leave a comment

Mapping Opportunities with the Non-Physician Prescriber