Mergers and acquisition (M&A) deals are surging in biopharma, with the value of the top 10 M&A transactions in 2023 totaling over $115 billion. This sum far exceeds those of the past few years.
Medical Affairs teams are a vital part of the human capital available to pharmaceutical companies—these teams intersect the healthcare sphere and their fundamental role can be described as information “shareholders.”
CCC sat down with Doreen P. Alberts for a discussion on how smaller life science companies can improve the way their employees search for and utilize scientific content.
Doreen Alberts, an independent life sciences consultant with 30+ years’ experience managing information resources, offers advice on how to make it easier for researchers to get quick, compliant access to scientific articles.
Drug development is a lengthy process, and it’s important to be on top of scientific literature to ensure that you are always moving in the right direction.
Medical Affairs teams play a critical role in advancing scientific knowledge, supporting HCPs, ensuring product safety and efficacy, and contributing to the success of pharmaceutical companies in delivering innovative therapies to patients.
In this dynamic environment, information professionals must be critical thinkers, creative sourcers, and discerning evaluators, ensuring their clients not only find the information they need, but also develop the skills to thrive in the ever-evolving information ecosystem.
Whether recently graduated or transitioning into the role from a different career, information professionals (IPs) new to their position face unique challenges as they work to help their organization achieve its goals.
Utilizing deep search can help an organization reduce the manual effort needed to secure crucial data found in gaps, such as across multiple unconnected data sources.