How CMEs Influence the Prescription Behaviour of Doctors? | Pre-event Press Release

Prescription decisions are influenced by a variety of elements related to the workplace and outside environment. Whether pediatricians, dentists, general practitioners, gynecologists, or consulting physicians, the vast majority of medical professionals concurred that three key activities—customer relationship management, sponsorship, and medical representatives' product knowledge—influenced their decision to write prescriptions.

Pharmaceutical companies attempt to influence the prescribing choices of prescribers.? Pharma firms typically engage in face-to-face detailing, offer medicine samples, offer written documentation, schedule meetings, plan drug launches, and support ongoing medical education.

Practitioners have relied on continuing medical education (CME) since the 1950s to stay current on changing healthcare standards, and nearly every state requires a certain number of CME credits as a condition of re-licensure. Everyone acknowledges that CME is essential to the profession, to put it briefly.

In order to further explore this topic, PharmaState Academy and Omnicuris are teaming up to present a live interactive session titled "How CMEs Influence the Prescription Behaviour of Doctors?" This discussion will advance our understanding of how continuing medical education affects prescribing practices.

Prior to the webinar, PharmaState Academy conducted three polls over the last week to gain a better understanding of practical prescription behavior insights.

"Do you believe that Scientific CMEs assist Pharma Marketing and Sales Teams in influencing Doctors' Prescription Behaviour?" PharmaState Academy addressed and polled participants on the question, with 69.3% of those polled responding "yes."

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The PharmaState Academy survey asks, "Once the Scientific CME for Doctors is completed, do pharma companies analyze the impact of CME on Doctors' beliefs and behavior?" The survey receives a positive response, with 59% in favor.

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Another survey asked, "What factor influences the doctors most when they write prescriptions?" and received 46.4% of the votes for "quality of medicine," followed by "detail of medical representatives," "scientific CMEs," and "price of medicine."?

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The final poll in the PharmaState Academy survey asks, "Would you like to attend the Webinar to learn "Practical Insights" on How CMEs Influence Doctors' Prescription Behaviour?" which received 83% favorable feedback for the learning webinar.

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The following are the key takeaways from the webinar:

• Making use of CMEs as a decisive tool to engage physicians and influence their prescribing practices.
• How can CMEs be utilized to produce insights?
• How can pharma companies develop effective strategies with the aid of perception mapping of CMEs?
• How can CMEs, using evidence-based, unbiased, and cutting-edge scientific content, affect patient care and healthcare outcomes globally?

Participants will be able to learn directly from the following speakers:

Ashok Kumar Bhattacharya (Global Healthcare Consultant)

Sourav Das (Founder & CEO - MyRx)

You can do free registration by clicking the link.

Brand managers, marketing managers, digital marketing managers, marketing heads, business unit heads, product managers, group product managers, medical affairs, sales teams, and anyone else interested in the topic.?