Christian Meyer

Christian Meyer

As a senior consultant, he has been supporting various customer projects with a strategic and analytical focus since September 2012. Due to his experience after more than 14 years in the pharmaceutical industry in functions of business development, strategic planning and marketing, he brings especially professional background from the healthcare market. He believes that innovative and networked solutions enable decision-makers to sustainably improve healthcare.

"Next" arrowWhy study marketing is necessary and how you should go about it
23.11.2020
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Dr Christian Meyer

Why study marketing is necessary and how you should go about it

Many clinical trials are struggling for subjects these days. Improved trial marketing can be the key to shortening lengthy recruitment phases, acquiring more participants and inspiring more doctors as supporters. We present three proven approaches.

"Next" arrowHow to ... successful marketing communication for individualised medicine (Pharma Trends, Part 1)
20.10.2019
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Dr Christian Meyer

How to ... successful marketing communication for individualised medicine (Pharma Trends, Part 1)

For some years now, more and more active substances have been approved in the field of individualised or personalised medicine. Which communication measures and services can manufacturers usefully support doctors and patients?

"Next" arrowExpectations of e-health law dampened

Expectations of e-health law dampened

The new draft law "for secure digital communication and applications in the health care system", called the e-health law, is much shorter than its name suggests. It seems that the ministry initially (in the course of the electronic health card, eGK) only wants to regulate communication between doctors or doctors and health insurers.

"Next" arrowWhy marketing and sales managers should be concerned with opt-ins...

Why marketing and sales managers should be concerned with opt-ins...

Addressing customers directly by email - this is only possible with the permission of the addressee, the so-called "opt-ins". This secures the customer access of the future. But marketing departments surprisingly often lack a long-term and legally sustainable opt-in strategy.