Tag Archives: innovation
25 Aug/10
Photo courtesy of Fast Company By Sven Larsen (@zemoga) A recent survey investigated physicians use of smartphones, and how it fits in to their detailing preferences. Here are some of the top...
Posted in Digital Health
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Tagged application, BlackBerry, communications, doctor, Droid, e-detailing, innovation, IPhone, prescriptions, smartphone, technology
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10 Aug/10
By Daniel Licht (@thedvl) Recently Zemoga worked with PSFK on concepts for their new report in conjunction with UNICEF. Now those are some big names. PSFK, for those that don't know are the...
Posted in Digital Health
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Tagged Augmented reality, creativity, crowdfunding, Design, future, healthcare industry, innovation, mobile, PSFK, SMS, social media, technology, Trends, UNICEF
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5 Aug/10
Photo courtesy of University of Minnesota By Kimberly Reyes (@CommDuCoeur) Designed to "spur broader and deeper engagement in social media by hospitals, medical professionals and patients," the...
20 Jul/10
By Kimberly Reyes (@CommDuCoeur) Seth Godin wrote a blog post that identifies two kinds of schooling: one where "you learn technique, facts and procedures, and one where "you learn to see, learn...
Posted in Digital Health, Social Media
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Tagged awareness, cause, change, charity, communications, Communities, conference, empower, event, Fard Johnmar, health policy, healthcare, innovation, Lung Cancer Alliance, marketing, Seth Godin, unNiched
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30 Jun/10
By Marty Hardin (@mjhardin) In Gilbert Ryle's 1949 book The Concept of Mind, he introduced the phrase which titles this blog entry. He is arguing against Descartes' concept of mind/body...
17 Jun/10
Above: Proctor & Gamble set up posh Charmin toilet tissue-equipped restrooms in New York's Times Square. By Kimberly Reyes (@CommDuCoeur) Aprils National DTC Conference in Washington DC had...
Posted in Social Media
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Tagged advertising, branding, communication, consumer, creativity, experiential, innovation, marketing, patient, Pharma, Trends, User Experience
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10 Jun/10
By Sven Larsen (@zemoga) Eric Topol is one of the most preeminent cardiologists in the world. He's also a blogger and TED speaker. At TEDMED this past fall, he spoke about some applications...
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Tagged Eric Topol, Health care, innovation, Medicine, mobile, smartphone, technology, TED, tools, Trends, wireless
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14 May/10
This post wraps up our week-long discussion around the topic "What Would the Government Regulate?" By Jason Brandt (@Jasondmg3) Last month, Pixels & Pills' Jennifer Abelson interviewed Steve...
Posted in Digital Health, Social Media
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Tagged advertising, communication, digital strategy, Facebook, FDA, innovation, Legal Issues, marketing, Pharmaceutical industry, regulations, social media, technology, Trends, Twitter
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10 May/10
By Paul Harrington R.I.P., CVA. Friends, Romans, and countrymen, lend me your ears: I come not to praise the CVA, but to bury it. The CVA or Core Visual Aid the most commonly used sales tool...
Posted in Digital Health, Social Media
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Tagged creativity, Design, Digital Tools, drug safety, Education, innovation, interactive, marketing, Opinion, Pharmaceutical industry, Sales
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6 May/10
This post continues Creativity in Pharma week as we salute the noteworthy campaigns, commercials, and websites designed to compel and inspire inspire the healthcare community. By Kimberly Reyes...
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Tagged advertising, branding, communication, creativity, digital strategy, Education, innovation, marketing, Patients, Pharma, Web Design, website
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4 May/10
This post is part of our series on creativity in Pharma, where we'll highlight some of our favorite campaigns, provide case studies on truly innovative marketing techniques, and celebrate a crucial...
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Tagged advertising, branding, Cialis, commercials, creativity, Cymbalta, Detrol, DTC, innovation, Lunesta, marketing, media, Patients, Pfizer, Pharma, Pristiq, social media, television, Trends, Zoloft
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30 Apr/10
By Jim Mittler, PhD, Medical Director (@jim_mittler) We all know that the social media revolution is happening and it cannot be stopped¢‚Ǩ"this is according to the exponential growth of...
Posted in Social Media
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Tagged #fdasm, #hcsm, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, communication, Communities, Digital divide, digital strategy, drug safety, Education, Facebook, Health care, Health Care Reform, innovation, Legal Issues, mobile, patient portal, Patients, Pharmaceutical industry, social media, technology, United States, WebMD, YouTube
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