Healthcare Meetings Forum Suntec Conference Centre Singapore 2014

Healthcare Meetings Forum Suntec Conference Centre Singapore 2014

Forum key takeaways:

Summary:

The 2014 Healthcare Meetings Forum Asia focused on the evolving nature of medical meetings in Asia, highlighting the challenges posed by regulatory compliance, shifting funding models, and the need for enhanced patient care. Emphasis was placed on collaborative dialogue among stakeholders to foster ethical and effective scientific communication.

Key Takeaway Points:
  1. Regulatory Compliance: Adapting Western compliance frameworks to Asian contexts is challenging due to cultural and systemic differences.
  2. Funding Models: Declining corporate sponsorships necessitate creative approaches to maintain education and best practices.
  3. Patient-Centric Focus: Ensuring patient outcomes are prioritized amidst regulatory and funding changes.
  4. Stakeholder Collaboration: Dialogue among industry, medical societies, and regulators is crucial for addressing evolving meeting formats and compliance.
  5. Educational Content: Transition from promotional to educational content, with a preference for interactive, tech-enabled, and smaller, specialized meetings.

Please note the view in this report reflect the views and content available at the time.  In some cases the conclusions have been realised or changed in the time since their creation.

Healthcare Meetings Forum, QEII Centre London 2013

Healthcare Meetings Forum, QEII Centre London 2013

Forum key takeaways:
Summary:
The 2013 Healthcare Meetings Forum steering committee emphasized ongoing dialogue among stakeholders, focusing on event quality over quantity, viewing compliance positively, and adapting promotional strategies. They raised questions about the roles of different event sizes, managing compliance, communicating sponsorship value, balancing multi-channel support, and defining compliance responsibilities.
Key Takeaway Points:
  1. Ongoing Dialogue: Continuous conversation among stakeholders is essential beyond the forum.
  2. Quality over Quantity: Focus on high-quality, targeted events rather than the number of events and attendees.
  3. Positive Compliance: Compliance drives productive directions in healthcare meetings.
  4. Evolving Promotion: Pharma needs to measure returns in terms of engagement with prescribing influencers, not just commercial impact.
  5. Scientific Education: A common focus on scientific education benefits both medical and commercial interests.
  6. Event Roles: Further exploration needed on the roles of large congresses, mid-size, and smaller targeted events.
  7. Compliance Management: Corporate sponsors must address all compliance aspects, not just logistics.
  8. Sponsorship Value: Communicating the value of corporate sponsorship to senior management is critical.
  9. Multi-Channel Balance: The right balance of multi-channel and social media support for healthcare meetings needs to be defined.
  10. Compliance Responsibility: Determining where compliance responsibility lies—pharma, agencies, venues, or healthcare providers—requires further discussion.
Please note the view in this report reflect the views and content available at the time.  In some cases the conclusions have been realised or changed in the time since their creation.
m&i Healthcare Forum, Helsinki Finland 11-13 February 2020  MEETING REPORT

m&i Healthcare Forum, Helsinki Finland 11-13 February 2020 MEETING REPORT

m&i Healthcare Forum, Helsinki Finland 11-13 February 2020 MEETING REPORT

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As we met in Finland little did we know that a few thousand miles away a virus was about to change the world.

In our own modest way we were considering the planning of meetings and events for the Healthcare sector and what might be “better”.

We concluded that …

“There needs to be an extensive re-think in the way that we structure the planning of meetings. As meeting professionals, we need to embrace complexity in planning and delivery to create new processes that communicate meeting objectives, integrating each stakeholder into a new style project team, focused on addressing the needs of meeting outcomes. We have no time to waste to start to match the educational needs of the healthcare professional community.

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Back catalog of thought leadership and news articles

Back catalog of thought leadership and news articles

Where can you find over 130 blog posts, articles, opinion pieces, and help materials from 3Sixty and Healthcare Venues? 
The answer … regrettably, still on the old Healthcare Venues site. We are in the process of transferring and updating this content over the coming weeks to migrate to the new site. It will take us a little time. We are not lazy, just ready for rest, relaxation, and good company over the holiday period. While we do this please take a peek here hopefully there may be something of interest there to inspire you to create your own content. If we can help, let us know.

Our thought leadership strategy

Our thought leadership strategy

Developing Thought Leadership

At 3Sixty and Healthcare Venues we love thought leadership that can have a positive impact on the healthcare meetings eco-system. 

If you have a blog, white paper, or other content that can help create debate or provide a few answers to the challenges we all face then let us know. We can’t promise to support everything .. but we’ll try our best! 

We are also enthusiastic to support the development of content from our position as independent experts. We can provide observations or lengthier contributions if they fall within our interests and experiences. 

The type of topics that complement our knowledge base are: 

  • Development of meeting models
  • Creating peer partnerships 
  • Thoughts leadership: development of HCP educational journeys through meeting interactions 
  • Research; HCP trends, new meeting models
  • How meeting data can drive good decision making   
  • Meeting case studies 
  • Procurement of meeting solutions post-pandemic 

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