Tag Archive for: Messaging

The winning round two ideas from Klick Health team members range from an AI-powered branded message development tool to an AI + gaming-engine-based patient experience mode. The contest highlights Klick’s people-first culture and commitment to diversity of thought.

Excitement is mounting across the industry going into 2024 about data and digital innovations’ potential for improving engagement among consumers, patients, and caregivers. That excitement is evident in conversations with eight industry leaders who are embracing digital to advance personalization, support health equity, and reach patients on new channels.

Med Ad News spoke with Mike Czuba and Sharlene Jenner of AbelsonTaylor about their agency’s approach to getting the right message to the right patient in the rare disease space.

One of the COVID pandemic’s many far-reaching ripple-effects on the healthcare industry is the accelerated adoption of virtual healthcare. Virtual patient care is shaking up our health ecosystem, and it’s forcing our entire industry to re-think the customer journey. Jay Appel discusses a few of the best communication strategies, alternative channels, and messaging adjustments that ad agencies can deploy to help pharma companies support the virtual customer experience – for patients and healthcare professionals.

Life sciences and pharmaceutical brands understand that increased commercial performance and growth are only possible through optimized customer engagement and satisfaction.

Horizon Therapeutics achieved third place in the 2022 OCI top companies ranking namely for its “Gout Revisited” campaign, which seeks to remove the stigma of gout, a disease that has been largely coined as an affliction of the “overindulgent, rich white man.” Keli Walbert, executive vice president, U.S. Operations, at Horizon Therapeutics shared insights with MedAdNews about the company’s strategy in debunking gout myths and steering the message in the right direction. 

For emerging manufacturers, listing through all the steps of a launch plan can be intimidating, so hearing that medical affairs and communications needs to be integrated from the beginning can feel like one more thing is being added to the overflowing to-do list of an understaffed team.

VMLY&R’s Walter Geer shares his take on the industry’s progress over the past several decades, and the importance of technology, brand authenticity, patient access and much more.