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How pharmaceutical companies use Facebook to engage customers

NewsWhip

We’ve covered the pharmaceutical industry in depth before , but which brands are getting high engagement on Facebook and how has media covered them in 2019? We take a look at the data to see what’s resonating and how the narratives change across platforms. Pharmaceutical companies’ owned media.

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Pharmaceutical Media Relations

ISEBOX

PR professionals in the pharmaceutical industry know all too well the traditional obstacles they face with public relations. Regulatory matters, economic shifts and changing patient needs have long been hurdles for pharmaceutical communications. Patients are also consumers. They’re also fearful of FDA implications (more on this later).

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Navigating the Latest Pharmaceutical Public Relations Challenges

ISEBOX

PR professionals in the pharmaceutical industry know all too well the traditional obstacles they face with public relations. Regulatory matters, economic shifts and changing patient needs have long been hurdles for pharmaceutical communications. Patients are also consumers. They’re also fearful of FDA implications (more on this later).

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FDA Guidance on Drug Advertising: Compliance Questions for Pharmaceutical Communications Professionals

ISEBOX

Oktavia has years of experience as a pharmaceutical communications professional, so she has a firm grasp on how to walk the narrow path of FDA regulatory compliance. So when a user posts some nice comments on Facebook about how his health improved after using an ABC-manufactured diabetes drug. Summary of the FDA Guidance.

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Why has pharmaceutical PR been slow to embrace social media marketing?

ISEBOX

It’s Pharmaceutical PR 101: Speed matters in healthcare communications. The agency first told us that compliance for online pharmaceutical communications is just like traditional advertising: You must avoid presenting false or misleading information (i.e., The post Why has pharmaceutical PR been slow to embrace social media marketing?

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Taking the “Damned if You Do/Damned if You Don’t” Out of Correcting Third-Party Misinformation

ISEBOX

There aren’t many pharmaceutical PR executives who would accuse the FDA of having a sense of humor. Correcting false details about a pharmaceutical product seems like it should be so easy: Spot it, set things straight. How to DO and Not Be Damned. . Read Time: 2 minutes. The key for healthcare PR teams is to embrace the “DO.”.

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Code Green: Effective Crisis Communication in Healthcare

Buchanan PR

Providers, payers, pharmaceutical companies – no healthcare organization is immune to crises, and how they handle these situations can significantly impact public perception. Want to learn more about how to protect the reputation of your healthcare organization? Contact us today.