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OncLive

OncLive is listed as a large business research supplier in the Scientist.com network, with 1 site in 1 country.

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Type of company: Large business

Clinical Trials

  • Investigator Meeting Planning & Execution Investigator planning and meetings ensure that there is proper communication and reliability during a clinical trial. Allows for efficient work flow.

Medical Communications

  • 1:1 KEE Engagement Management Compliant, individualized planning and documentation of scientific exchange meetings between Medical Science Liaisons (MSLs) and Key External Experts (KEEs).
  • Abstracts Request services related to the writing and review of abstracts
  • Advisory Boards Logistical and content support for organizing panels of external experts to gather critical strategic insights and feedback on therapeutic and product development plans.
  • All Medical Meeting Materials and Content End-to-end service providing slide decks, handouts, training guides, and logistics required to run an internal or external medical meeting successfully.
  • Animated Content Development of diverse visual, interactive digital assets like infographics, data visualizations, and short animations to explain complex medical and scientific concepts simply.
  • Communication Plan Communications plan enables organizations and corporations to effectively deliver information to appropriate stakeholders and customers.
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  • Congress Listening/Insights Report Systematic collection, analysis, and summary of key discussions, scientific trends, competitor movements, and data presented at major medical congresses.
  • Congress Planning Comprehensive logistical and content management for a company's participation in major medical conferences, including booth design, abstract submission, and staff briefing.
  • Consensus reports Develop and submit a report that is a comprehensive examination by an expert panel of a scientific or medical issue.
  • Creation of Non promotional Education/Awareness Content Development of scientifically rigorous, balanced materials (like disease state primers or journal clubs) aimed purely at enhancing clinical understanding, not driving product use.
  • Creation/Maintenance of Scientific Narrative and Lexicon Establishing and managing a unified set of core messages and terminology used across all company communications to ensure consistent scientific understanding.
  • Development of non promotional Medical Education Plan Creation of a strategic, compliant framework outlining educational needs, target audiences, content objectives, and tactical deployment of medical materials without promoting a product.
  • Digital Opinion Leader (DOL) Mapping and Engagement Planning Systematic process to identify and compliantly plan engagement with influential digital experts (e.g., social media, online forums) within the medical and scientific community.
  • Disease or Drug-Related Literature Curation, development, and compliant distribution of written materials (e.g., abstracts, manuscripts, summaries) related to a specific illness or medicinal product.
  • Distribution Strategy & Channel Recommendations Developing plans for how and where medical content (e.g., publications, training, MOA videos) will be efficiently delivered to the target healthcare audience.
  • Educational Content Development Comprehensive development of diverse, multi-channel content assets that offer education and information about a specific therapeutic area or medicinal product.
  • eLearning Modules Development Development of interactive, self-paced digital courses that allow learners (internal staff or external HCPs) to master scientific content or therapeutic knowledge remotely.
  • Expertise in Adult Learning Principles Applying instructional design methods (like andragogy) to training and educational materials to maximize retention, application, and skill development for mature learners.
  • Faculty and/or Steering Committee Management Oversight and compliant coordination of expert groups involved in clinical trials, publication steering, or educational program development.
  • HCP Recruitment Compliant identification and engagement of appropriate healthcare professionals (HCPs) for advisory boards, speaker programs, or clinical trial participation.
  • IME/CME Content Creation of independent or continuing medical education materials, such as accredited courses or grand rounds presentations, to enhance the knowledge of healthcare professionals.
  • KEE Identification, Mapping & Engagement Planning Systematic process to identify, categorize, and strategically plan outreach to Key External Experts (KEEs) based on their influence, specialization, and research activity.
  • KOL Engagement & Management Building and maintaining compliant, value-driven relationships with Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) to collaborate on scientific exchange and clinical education initiatives.
  • Mechanism of Disease (MOD) & Mechanism of Action (MOA) Videos Production of dynamic, scientifically accurate animated videos illustrating how a disease develops (MOD) and how a drug therapeutically affects the body (MOA).
  • Medical Academy Training Developing structured, curriculum-based training programs for internal medical affairs teams, focusing on scientific, therapeutic, and compliance knowledge mastery.
  • Medical Affairs Services for non-promotional scientific exchange, supporting the dissemination of accurate medical data and the development of educational content.
  • Medical Education & Training Creation, development, production and dissemination (internally and externally) of non-promotional disease and treatment-related materials that educate specifically with medicine or healthcare.
  • Medical Infographics Creation of visually engaging, concise graphic summaries to rapidly convey complex clinical data, scientific concepts, or statistical results.
  • Medical Publications Make clear and accurate presentations of scientific and technical data.
  • Medical Q&As Developing pre-approved, standardized documents containing accurate, balanced answers to anticipated scientific inquiries about a product or disease.
  • Medical Writing and Editing/Manuscript Development Communicate scientific, technical and health-related information to a range of audiences.
  • Meeting and Events A gathering of people with a shared purpose, often for business or organizational goals
  • New Product/Indication Launch Planning Strategic development of the medical affairs communication road map and activities necessary to support the successful introduction of a new therapy or approved use.
  • Patient Advocacy Group Engagement Compliant collaboration and information sharing with non-profit organizations that represent patient communities to understand their needs and provide education.
  • Patient Narratives Compliant collection and use of individual patient stories to illustrate the impact of a disease or treatment, often for training or empathy-building purposes.
  • Postcast Production Production of audio content featuring expert interviews, clinical data reviews, or scientific discussions, providing easily digestible learning for healthcare professionals (HCPs).
  • Poster Symposia, Summits, Product Theaters, etc. Support Comprehensive planning and execution support for organized, large-scale medical meetings and events used to present and discuss clinical data and research.
  • Proactive and Reactive Medical Affairs Assets Development of both planned educational materials and responsive documents used by Medical Affairs to address scientific information gaps.
  • Publication Writing Create further publication documents. Investigational device exemptions (IDEs) BLAs, MAA, PMA, eCTDs, informed consents, CMC and manufacturing reports, orphan drug designations (ODD), briefing books.
  • Review Article/ Submission Drafting and managing the process of submitting an objective, comprehensive summary of the current literature on a disease or treatment area to a peer-reviewed journal.
  • Scientific Platform Develop a rigorous approach to creating a core story (grounded in the scientific literature) for a product. This involves identifying core concepts that address disease states, clinical needs, and product-related...
  • Scientific Training Solutions Developing comprehensive educational programs and materials to ensure internal teams, field medical staff, or external partners are fluent in the therapeutic area and product data.
  • Strategic Medical Communication Development & Planning High-level planning to define the core scientific messages and the tactical strategy needed to effectively convey clinical data to key stakeholders over time.
  • Therapy Area Disease Insights Report Creation of a comprehensive analysis of the current scientific, clinical, and competitive landscape within a specific therapeutic area.
Website
www.onclive.com

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  • United States Cranbury 1 site

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