One high-impact area in the healthcare space that often finds its place in the backseat is – patient noncompliance. A term that is commonly used in regard to ‘a patient who does not take a prescribed medication or follow a prescribed course … Continue reading
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Trees Die From The Top: Apt For Pharma Leadership Too?
The Management Guru of all-time – Peter F. Drucker once said: “The spirit of an organization is created from the top… If an organization is great in spirit, it is because the spirit of its top people is great.” As … Continue reading
Rebuilding Pharma Image: A Laudable Mindset – Lacking In Many
The fierce debate on ethics and compliance related issues in the pharma marketing practices still reverberates, across the globe. One of its key fallout has been ever-increasing negative consumer perception about this sector, sparing a very few companies, if at … Continue reading
Managing Pharma Investors’ Expectations When The Chips Are Down
Triggered by several critical factors, over a relatively short period of time, a downward spiral is visible with most Indian Pharma stocks, with a significant erosion in market capitalization of many large players in the country. A set of important … Continue reading
Pharma Innovation Absolutely Critical: But NOT Shorn from Ethics, Propriety, Compliance and Values
Significant value added innovation is the bedrock of progress of the pharmaceutical industry and is essential for the patients. This is a hard fact. However, this current buzzword – ‘innovation’ can in no way be shorn from soft business necessities … Continue reading
Business Ethics, Values and Compliance: Walking the Talk
Wish you and your family all happiness, prosperity, peace and good health in the brand new year 2012 Business Ethics, Values and Compliance: Walking the Talk Ethical business conduct and value standards, especially of medium, large to very large corporations … Continue reading
Does India need an equivalent of ‘The Physician Payment Sunshine Act’ of the US for transparency in pharmaceutical marketing?
Currently a strong and palpable public sentiment against corruption has engulfed India albeit more than what we witness in movements like ‘Occupy Wall Street’ against systemic corruption not only in the US but in a large number of cities across … Continue reading