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Our masterminds have decades of experience, in-depth knowledge of the Nordic markets and we often challenge ourselves to cut through the complexity to find the solutions you need for sound decision-making.
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Market Access
10 min read
SUPERCHARGE YOUR SUCCESS: UNLEASH LAUNCH ACCELERATION
In terms of introducing new medicines to the market, the pharmaceutical industry and healthcare sector has a shared need for time-cost efficiency to get the most value for money. Yet, healthcare often also demands an increased amount of caution and vigilance. This creates a divergence between two contradictory ways of thinking in terms of optimizing time, money and other resources spent in the launch and implementation of a new medicine.
Market Access
10 min read
Innovation is also about challenging your own processes
The framework and opportunities for market access are changing, and this places great demands on knowledge and competences in the industry.
But what does the challenge look like from the inside? And what can the industry do? We asked Lars Møller, Country Manager, Managing Director, Pfizer Denmark & Iceland and 2nd vice chairman of Lif’s board of directors.
Uncover critical market dynamics
5 min read
The role of nurses is changing
Nurses are an increasingly important stakeholder group for pharma in the Nordics because their role is in transition. Thus, pharma needs deep insights into the clinical context in which nurses work to understand their needs, aspirations, and roadblocks to the best support in their work.
Advanced Market Research
15 min read
Where is the patient’s preference?
In a pharma context Patient Preference is defined as the patient’s experience of a treatment or drug. This data is seen as particularly useful in evaluating patients’ perceived risks and benefits of a medical treatment.
Market Access
10 min read
Uncover patterns in the Medicines Council’s processes
Despite unhindered access to the Danish Medicines Council’s decisions online, it can be difficult to figure out what is the basis for the final recommendations. The extensive data material contains complexity at a level that challenges the strategy work. So how do you get an overview?