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ISMPP U - Cooking up a Pub Plan - Adding Some Flavor to the Usual Fare

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Publications plans are a staple in the data dissemination process throughout a product’s lifecycle. Publication plans often involve strategic and tactical components to ensure timely data dissemination to an appropriate target audience.

The basic components of a publication plan can help to focus how and where you communicate your data in a compliant way. But what if you could communicate your data more efficiently and effectively to a time-crunched HCP audience? Distill complex scientific and clinical information to a lay audience? What if you could grab their attention and retain it?

This webinar’s faculty will share ideas on how to move your “meat and potatoes” publication plan to a data buffet of spicey tapas that hit the spot and have your target audience hungry for more.


Learning Objectives: At the end of this session attendees will

  • Appreciate the differences between a traditional publication plan and a nontraditional publication plan
  • Understand the tactical and strategic components of a publication plan
  • Identify the approach to development including important analyses that can help to inform the publication plan
  • Recognize the management, monitoring, and ongoing updates needed to keep your publication plan current and effective

Approved for 1 CMPP credit

Description

This ISMPP U webinar was developed by the ISMPP U Committee. Publication plans are a staple in the data dissemination process throughout a product’s lifecycle. Publication plans often involve strategic and tactical components to ensure timely data dissemination to an appropriate target audience.

The basic components of a publication plan can help to focus how and where you communicate your data in a compliant way. But what if you could communicate your data more efficiently and effectively to a time-crunched HCP audience? Distill complex scientific and clinical information to a lay audience?

This webinar’s faculty will share ideas on how to move your “meat and potatoes” publication plan to a data buffet of spicey tapas that hit the spot.

Learning Objectives: At the end of this session attendees will

  • Appreciate the differences between a traditional publication plan and a nontraditional publication plan
  • Understand the tactical and strategic components of a publication plan
  • Identify the approach to development including important analyses that can help to inform the publication plan
  • Recognize the management, monitoring, and ongoing updates needed to keep your publication plan current and effective

Approved for 1 CMPP credit

Contributors

  • Alanna Kennedy, Ph.D., VP, Group Scientific Director,The Lockwood Group

    • 16 years of experience in publications, medical communications, and regulatory affairs
    • Facilitated the development and execution of numerous strategic and tactical publications plans for her clients
    • Strong advocate for proactive publication planning throughout full product lifecycle including nontraditional tactics to enhance and extend data dissemination
    • Current member of the ISMPPU committee and CMPPTM since 2017

  • Maria McGill, RPH, SVP, Scientific Services, The Lockwood Group

    • 20+ years of medical communications and publications experience
    • Extensive experience in strategic publication planning
    • Spearheaded leadership training initiatives for publication extenders and digital features
    • Oversees team of scientific publications professionals
    • ISMPP Patient Engagement Task Force Member

  • Jill See, Ph.D., Associate Director, Publications, Daiichi Sankyo, Inc

    • Over 10 years of experience in publication planning
    • Led publication planning in challenging small-pharma settings
    • Current activities prioritize innovative approach

  • Amanda Hartley, Ph.D., Head of Publications, Sage Therapeutics, Inc.

    • 20+ years experience in medical communications and publications in industry and agency
    • Therapeutic expertise focused on oncology and brain health
    • “Squiggly” career as a small business owner employing persons with cognitive differences and as Board Chair for a NFP mental health care provider
    • Proponent of the servant leadership model

  • Moderator: Steve Palmisano, EVP Publications Services, The Lockwood Group

    • 35+ years of med comm experience in roles with industry and agency
    • Current Co-Chair, ISMPP Digital/Visual Communications Committee
    • ISMPP CMPP™ past Board Chair
    • Recipient of the PM360 ELITE Disrupter award for innovations in the publication services and med comm space
    • Launched/managed 3 publication agencies

March 27, 2024
Wed 11:00 AM EDT

Duration 1H 0M

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