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Moreover, the adoption of digital tools like mobile apps and telemedicine platforms is facilitating direct communication between pharmacompanies and end-users. As patients become more digitally savvy, pharmacompanies are investing in creating seamless digital experiences that cater to their needs and preferences.
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They had to be nurtured and cared for, despite the fact we, as pharmacompanies, have very limited direct access to patients. ” What is different is that today we share cloud-based infrastructure and tools with non-pharmacompanies, like FMCG. Pharma has been successful because the environment is so regulated.
And when you look through who those Twitter followers are, it’s very heavily skewed towards industry, as is the website, we’ve also put some tools on our website to be able to look at who the visitors are, by company. Don Langsdorf (EHS): 141 different pharmacompanies from around the world. John Mack (PG): Yeah.
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