In the face of technology advances and regulatory pressures, the pharmaceutical industry is changing its approach to medical education. It's in this environment of transition that many organizations are struggling to have the right staffing, investment, and delivery platforms to provide valuable education opportunities for healthcare practitioners.
To inform medical education leaders on current approaches to medical education group size, service-levels, resources, and program deployment, research and consulting firm Best Practices®, LLC has published new research study, "Professional Medical Education Excellence: Structures, Resources, Services & Performance Levels to Optimize Pharmaceutical Education Groups." The study - which provides segments for both pharmaceutical and medical device leaders - presents medical education leaders' perspective on current and future trends for staffing, investment, and technology for both sectors.
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