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Change Agents
Dr. Patrice Matchaba For Advancing the Quest for Global Access Title: Group Head of Global Health & Corporate Responsibility Company: Novartis AG Education: MD, University of Zimbabwe; Harvard Business School Program for Management Development A number of years ago, Dr. Patrice Matchaba’s mot...
By PharmaVoice Team • Aug. 1, 2018 -
Clinical Experts
Nariman Nasser For Creating Opportunities for Sites Title: VP, Site Engagement Company: Continuum Clinical Education: BS Microbiology, Arizona State University Hobbies: Swimming, biking, snowboarding, and anything outdoors that provides an adrenaline rush Associations: SoCRA, DIA, ACRP Social Med...
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Digital Experts
Xavier Flinois For Being a Technology Pioneer Title: President, Parexel Informatics Company: Parexel International Education: MEng, École nationale des ponts et chaussées; MSci, Ecole Polytechnique Family: Wife, Christelle, a laureate writer; children Astrid, Thibault, Alex, and Diane, all passio...
By PharmaVoice Team • Aug. 1, 2018 -
Marketers
Dan Guinipero For Bridging the Gap Between Sales and Marketing Title: Director, Cardiovascular Marketing, Brand Marketing Company: Boehringer Ingelheim Education: BBA, Marketing, Roanoke College Social Media: PErsonal Brand: There are no barriers Dan Guinipero, director, cardiovascular marketing,...
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Technologists
Sabina Ewing For Creating a Global Impact by Leveraging Technology Title: VP Company: Pfizer Family: Parents, John and Martina; grandfathers were Paul (Mary) and Randolph (Lucita); husband, Derby; daughters, Kerrine and Malia Hobbies: Traveling, reading, spending time with family and friends, and...
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Red Jacket Honorees
PharmaVOICE introduced the Red Jacket Award, now in its fifth year, to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the PharmaVOICE 100. One of the criteria for being named a Red Jacket — our version of a Hall of Fame — is having been recognized previously as a PharmaVOICE 100 honoree, but it’s much more th...
By PharmaVoice Team • Aug. 1, 2018 -
Red Jacket Bill Drummy
Bill Drummy For Putting the Heart Into Healthcare Communications Title: Founder and Chairman Emeritus Company: Heartbeat Education: BA, Rutgers College; Henry Rutgers Scholar, Glasgow University Family: Wife Barrie Gillies, whose humor and tolerance have helped him succeed; 13-year-old son, Will,...
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Red Jacket Dr. Sanjit Singh Lamba
Dr. Sanjit Singh Lamba For Building A Bridge Between People and Technology Title: Managing Director Company: Eisai Pharmaceuticals India Education: MBA, Kellogg’s School of Management; PhD, Gitam University; PGDMS, University of Mumbai; MPharm, Pharmaceutical Technology, Panjab University Family:...
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Red Jacket Andrea McGonigle
Andrea McGonigle For Being a Health Technology Convener Title: National Managing Director, Health and Life Sciences Company: Microsoft Education: BS, University of Phoenix Family: Husband, Anthony; two children, Haley, 16, and Patrick, 12 Hobbies: Kids sports, Broadway shows, blogging, and travel...
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Red Jacket Lynn O'Connor Vos
Lynn O’Connor Vos For Creating a Greater Impact in the Nonprofit Industry Title: President and CEO Company: Muscular Dystrophy Association Education: BS and BSRN, Alfred University Awards/Honors: HBA Woman of the Year Associations: Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association Social Media: Tweet: @lynn...
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Red Jacket Melinda Richter
Melinda Richter For Empowering the Extraordinary Title: Global Head Company: Johnson & Johnson Innovation, JLABS Education: B Commerce, University of Saskatchewan; MBA, INSEAD Family: Victor Casale, her partner, her biggest fan and inspiration Hobbies: Heli-boarding in Alaska, diving with sha...
By PharmaVoice Team • Aug. 1, 2018 -
Reading List
On the Book Shelf What are they reading? The PharmaVOICE 100 are curious and always in pursuit of continual learning to expand their knowledge and hone their leadership strategies. This is sampling of their readlng list. Download PDF
By PharmaVoice Team • Aug. 1, 2018 -
Upfront
Bayer Unites with Advocacy Groups to Raise Awareness about Colorectal Cancer Bayer has announced another year of its partnership with patient advocacy organizations Colorectal Cancer Alliance and Fight Colorectal Cancer. Bayer is touring with the alliance on the national Big Colon Tour in 2018 to...
By PharmaVoice Team • June 1, 2018 -
HealthTech
Caffeine-Containing Biocompatible Gels for Drug Delivery Trend Watch: Gels and AR advances create new methods of disease treatment, monitoring and diagnosis Researchers at MIT may use caffeine to jump start their day, but they are also working on using it as a catalyst for a biocompatible polymer...
By PharmaVoice Team • June 1, 2018 -
Transformation: Is the Industry Ready?
Although the pharma industry scored pretty low on a McKinsey scale of digital maturity, there is evidence that it is moving — perhaps only incrementally — toward a digital transformation that can streamline processes, generate collaboration, and coordinate data collection. The pharma sector, not ...
By PharmaVoice Team • June 1, 2018 -
Client-Agency Relationships 101
We could write a book — and many have — on all of the necessary ingredients to create a successful partnership in the life-sciences space of client-agency relationships. But instead, we’ve asked our thought leaders to focus on three vital issues: what is needed to build and maintain strong relati...
By Robin Robinson • June 1, 2018 -
SHOWCASE: Clinical Trial Solutions: Digital Technology Changing the Face of Clinical Trials
Greater investment in R&D and a growing number of clinical trials combined with accelerated demand for automated solutions are contributing to a rapidly expanding contract research organization (CRO) market and changing the face of clinical trials. According to some estimates, the CRO market ...
By PharmaVoice Team • June 1, 2018 -
The Future of Blockchain in Clinical Research
Imagine this: a group of pre-identified, pre-screened patients are remotely enrolled in a clinical trial, their private health records accessed and validated instantaneously upon consent. The investigative product is traced from inception to consumption by each individual patient; ensuring qualit...
By Julie Ross • June 1, 2018 -
The Transformational Power of Sharing
Decades of progress in information technology reveal, however, that as individuals and in the collective, we constantly struggle to find balance between the benefits of sharing and our desire to keep control. The mainframe computer was cheered as it enabled a corporation to share information that...
By Beenu Kapoor • June 1, 2018 -
Build a Road, Not a Roadblock — What Sites Want Sponsors To Know
Their message is loud and clear — technology has the potential to be a site’s best friend, but it’s often a roadblock instead. That’s just one of the many insights learned from the sites who participated in a thoughtful panel discussion focused on how they feel about the past, present, and future...
By Claire Sears • June 1, 2018 -
Moving Beyond Risk-based Monitoring: Improving Quality and Performance with Real-time Management
Risk-based monitoring (RBM) in clinical trials has long been touted as a more proactive way to reduce risk and improve data quality. But the current generation of risk monitoring tools and processes lack the transparency and integration needed to support a level of proactive risk-based management...
By Brion Regan • June 1, 2018 -
RWE Continues to Shape the Future Clinical Research Landscape
The increasing availability of big data is creating a shift in the clinical research landscape — from trial planning to late-phase — allowing for clinical research professionals to make intelligent, strategic decisions based on real-world evidence (RWE), which is derived from the aggregation and ...
By Jim Carroll • June 1, 2018 -
Transforming the Life-Science and Healthcare Workforce
In today’s rapidly changing market, organizations and workforce experts alike are trying to determine how the future of work will transform. However, most professionals operate from the perspective of their individual scope of responsibility, which often leads to narrow perspectives that may solv...
By Kevin D. Duffy • June 1, 2018 -
Community-Based Clinical Trials — The New "Virtual"
Long recruitment timelines and under-performing sites are the most frequently discussed topics in the clinical trials sector. With actual recruitment timelines double the planned expectations, at least 39% of sites under-enroll and 11% of sites fail to enroll a single patient1, new technological ...
By Dr. Graham Wylie • June 1, 2018 -
When Patients Control Their Data, Clinical Researchers Win
From a young age, we learn to share, but when it comes to the collection and management of clinical research data, the opposite is more often true. Then why is the question still being asked whether patient data should be shared and accessible by patients themselves? The journey towards bettermen...
By Anthony Costello • June 1, 2018