Titlebook: Sustainable Development for the Healthcare Industry; Reprogramming the He Pierre A. Morgon Book 2015 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2015 Su

Adulterate

Listening to the Voice of the Patient to Facilitate Earlier Access to Promising Medicines: Intervie with the patients or the nongovernmental organization (NGO) representing them. The insights are particularly relevant not only to the management of clinical development but also to the global corporate governance as they address the need to evolve management practices, towards a long-term strategic

CHIP

Drivers of the Real-World Data Revolution and the Transition to Adaptive Licensing: Interview with entric strategy. It is striking that the industry appears as more conservative than the regulatory authorities when it comes to exploring new licensing routes and that a change of mind-set is needed as much as an evolution of the industry’s organization. The required evolution encompasses a greater

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Folklore

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,Sustainable Development Initiatives: Examples of Successful Programs and Lessons Learned—Interview ility programs, such as tiered pricing in the specific context of a malaria-focused initiative, and explored the recent evolutions since the early programs which were derived from human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) politics and market dynamics, and their impact in terms of corporate governance.

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Sustainable Development for the Health-Care Industry: Setting the Stage,those related to wealth by anywhere between 10 and 20 % up until the 1920s. From the beginning of the twentieth century, the number of books focused on health skyrocketed (with an acceleration since the 1970s) and the lead of health over wealth as a literature topic is now close to fivefold as expressed in total number of books.

TOXIN

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Drivers of the Real-World Data Revolution and the Transition to Adaptive Licensing: Interview with integration of industry functions along the product life cycle, the focus on better profiled patient populations, taking into consideration both the clinical and behavioral dimensions, and a commitment to deliver the expected outcomes.