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Every Tuesday we send out the MedComms Networking email newsletter to subscribers. It includes brief commentary on what we're doing and planning, and highlights relevant news to encourage sharing of information, experiences and ideas and to stimulate discussion. The text and links included below, by definition, were accurate on the day of publication, but may then become outdated.
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MedComms Networking - 16 April 2024
Hi
Let's not shy away from the fact, these are tough times for many across our community.
A collective belt-tightening has been underway and the eagle-eyed amongst you will see changes across our various #MedComms services as I reset and adapt to leaner times. But it's even more important during challenging times to support the global community and to promote our specialist industries. There's still lots we can do, even if times are leaner, if we keep it simple. Please join in, everyone. Go #MedComms!
So, a HUGE thanks to the Sponsors who have stuck with us. I can't do any of this without you! MedComms constantly evolves and many businesses will thrive. We still need to meet the needs of clients, multiple stakeholders and audiences. We need to embrace new technologies and continue to set the highest standards. We still need to attract top talent.
Having taken a brief hiatus, we've another busy time ahead. The regular free #MedComms webinars start again on Wednesday 01 May, when we explore the benefits (and downsides) of pro bono work in the medical communications sector. We've another FirstMedCommsJob careers event on 27 June at Birmingham University and we'll go back to basics with an in-person, informal event at Alderley Park on 10 July. Hopefully we've more surprises coming along the way. And, of course, our 13th Annual MedComms Day is 12 June. Hold onto your hats everyone, everywhere! Details of what's coming are always bang up to date at MedCommsNetworking.com and ideas are always welcome.
Here's news of some other relevant upcoming activities I've spotted that might be also of interest to members of this community...
On Thursday 18 April the Asia-Pacific MedComms Network are running their next online event, The future is now: adopting AI to enhance medical communications featuring Andrew Liew.
On Friday 19 April the UK's PM Society is running a LinkedIn Live event, AI unleashed, don't wait for guidance featuring Shazia Hasan and Nick Broughton talking about compliance in the new era.
On Thursday 25 April, renowned industry disruptor and noisy introvert Paul Simms of impatient Health seems to be featuring in two events, both of which should be worth joining if you can. Insider Insights: Unveiling where pharma execs will invest in 2024. Discover spend trends and success strategies is online and at 14.00 UK time whilst To sell or not to sell - has pharma become too precious to promote? is a hybrid meeting (Online and in Soho, London) later in the afternoon with James Harper and the Digital Pharma: Unlocked team.
And on Tuesday 30 April, Rasmus Kalms from Anthill leads an online event, Scaling for Success: Automating HCP Engagement with AI.
That's a lot of AI in there. These are new and exciting times!
Stay well, everyone. There's lots more coming. Hit the reply button and let me know if you have any comments or suggestions.
Cheers
Peter Llewellyn
Managing Director, NetworkPharma Ltd
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The information at MedCommsNetworking.com is always bang up-to-date!
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