When a person enters the healthcare system (for any reason, at any time) they are automatically joining a care pathway. Irrespective of the disease area, the purpose of the care pathway is...
As the incidences of the Coronavirus COVID-19 are growing, it’s a good time to reflect on its effects on CME/CPD to the global community. Conferences and meetings are being cancelled – in...
OPEN Health’s Richard Jones, Gemma Allen and Charlotte Richards discuss how pharma can utilise tools, channels and stakeholders to deliver change and enable better outcomes. Many innovative therapies are being launched in...
Rare disease day, traditionally the last day of every February, is fast approaching. Last year I wrote about my dear friend Tori, who was diagnosed with a rare post-natal condition called SCAD (Spontaneous...
Following a series of workshops at a recent Medical Affairs Professionals Society (MAPS) Congress in Amsterdam, workshop leaders Gavin Jones, Dr Alexandra Safronova and Professor Peter Rutherford share their lessons learnt on...
The FDA has published their industry guidance on the topic of long term follow up (LTFU) post gene therapy. Please see a link to the full guidance below. In summary, they are...
Patient advocate and masters graduate Benjamin James conducted a critical review looking at the role of communications in rare disease when communicating orphan drug developments. Here he shares his insights: We are...
Gavin Jones, Director of Rare Disease, OPEN Health takes 15 minutes to answer some key questions on healthcare communications in gene therapy 1. Why is the commercialisation of Gene Therapy and other...
Gemma Allen, Head of Digital Communications, OPEN Health takes 15 minutes to answer some key questions on digital in medical communications 1. How have digital elements in medical communications evolved over the last...