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Rethinking traditional operating models will increase patient centricity in life sciences

West Monroe

The forces driving this change are vast, encompassing the overall consumerization of healthcare, rising customer expectations for digital experiences, regulator interest in patient-reported outcomes, and the need to reduce therapy costs. Getting started begins with three focus areas. Collaboration is key. Here’s what’s possible.

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Patient centricity in life sciences: Improving the patient journey via human-centered design

West Monroe

The journey for life science organizations to address and accelerate patient centricity is important—but also complex. Those who do it well will have a huge leg up on the competition as digitally enabled, patient-centric life sciences organizations. The easiest solution to build a path toward success?

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Patient centricity in life sciences: Improving the patient journey via human-centered design

West Monroe

The journey for life science organizations to address and accelerate patient centricity is important—but also complex. Those who do it well will have a huge leg up on the competition as digitally enabled, patient-centric life sciences organizations. The easiest solution to build a path toward success?

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2023 Outlook: The Future of the Healthcare Industry

West Monroe

The need to provide high-quality, personalized care has never been greater in the healthcare industry. This comes at a time when payers, providers, and life sciences companies are being asked to do more with less in the wake of workforce challenges, shifting market and regulatory pressures, and a potential economic downturn.

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Patient centricity in life sciences: Improving the patient journey via human-centered design

West Monroe

The journey for life science organizations to address and accelerate patient centricity is important—but also complex. Those who do it well will have a huge leg up on the competition as digitally enabled, patient-centric life sciences organizations. The easiest solution to build a path toward success?

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Navigating Digital Transformation in Clinical Research: Leveraging ICH E6 (R3) Guidelines for Success

West Monroe

These pressures include a rise in R&D costs, healthcare consumerism, patient centricity, and a decline in the appearance of blockbuster-status products. What should life sciences organizations be focused on? What can your life sciences company do to implement digitally focused risk-based clinical trials?

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Unleashing the power of computational tools in rare disease

Clarivate

A recent webinar, hosted by Clarivate Global Head of Thought Leadership for the Life Sciences and Healthcare Mike Ward, looked at the dynamic role that data plays in rare diseases and what companies need to do to address this complex and evolving field.