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This Special Supplement to Pharma Marketing News brings together in one convenient document several topics relating to pharmaceutical company sponsored physician education, key opinioin leader management, the role of medical science liaisons, and continuing medical education.

Pharma Marketing News is the monthly e-newsletter of the Pharma Marketing Network (www.pharma-mkting.com). It is packed with facts, opinions, and case studies based upon interviews with experts in the field of pharmaceutical marketing. Highlights of presentations from industry conferences, contact lists for experts consulted, and links to references help susbcribers keep up to date on best practices and network with their peers.

Pharma Marketing News is the monthly e-newsletter of the Pharma Marketing Network (www.pharma-mkting.com). It is packed with facts, opinions, and case studies based upon interviews with experts in the field of pharmaceutical marketing. Highlights of presentations from industry conferences, contact lists for experts consulted, and links to references help susbcribers keep up to date on best practices and network with their peers.

Pharma Marketing Network is an online resource for pharmaceutical marketing, advertising, and sales professionals. Member benefits include a free monthly newsletter, discussion group, and discounts on promotional services.

This Special Supplement to Pharma Marketing News brings together in one convenient document several topics and case studies on gaining physician access and marketing to physicians.

If we define Medical Science Liaison (MSL) training as enabling an MSL to adopt a desired behavior or fulfill a desired performance expectation, we can readily see how most of what we call training is not really training at all

This article discusses the often misinterpreted safe harbor and whether MSLs enjoy such protection when disseminating off-label information.

Biotechnology companies with a product commercialization strategy are deploying field-based medical science liaisons (MSLs) to increase awareness of a therapeutic market, support clinical trials, and educate the healthcare community on appropriate product utilization. Attracting experienced MSLs to smaller or younger companies remains a significant challenge for MSL directors. This article provides helpful suggestions that biotech and other science-based companies can use to build their MSL force.

This Special Supplement to Pharma Marketing News brings together in one convenient document several topics relating to pharmaceutical social media, Web 2.0 marketing.

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