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Thursday, February 7 • 12:00 - 13:15
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Digital technologies and the internet have had huge impact on the accessibility to data and knowledge and in the way in which we communicate in professional and home life. Expert systems already provide healthcare professionals with the ability to analyse large amounts of data, alerting them to abnormal test results, helping with diagnoses or providing therapy recommendations. Social media and networking systems have also become powerful communication tools. How is medical information within the pharmaceutical industry embracing these digital technologies to improve accessibility to data and the way we communicate with our customers? Does the Med Info Service need to change to keep step with the digital evolution in information provision outside pharma? What will a medical information service look like in 2030? This session will explore these questions and many more in engaging dialogue and interviews with our expert medical information professional panel.

Chair

Jill Voss, MSc

Speaker

Panel Discussion
Ian Hamilton

Panel Discussion
Isabelle C. Widmer, DrMed

Panel Discussion
Gavin Lyndon, PhD

Panel Discussion
Suzanne C. Meenan


Speakers
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Jill Voss

Scientific Communications Director, Novartis Pharma AG
Jill is a medical information professional with more than 25 years’ experience in international, regional and affiliate roles in large and small pharmaceutical companies, as well as 9 years providing strategic business and medical consultancy services. Jill has held leadership roles... Read More →
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Ian Hamilton

Medical Affairs Global IT Account Manager, Eli Lilly and Company
Ian’s academic background is in Electronic Engineering but has worked in the Pharmaceutical industry for over 30 years, with the last five years being focused on providing IT consultancy to the Global Medical Affairs area at Eli Lilly & Company. In his current role for Lilly he... Read More →
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Gavin Lyndon

Global Lead, Content Strategy and Management – Medical Information, Pfizer
Gavin Lyndon is an experienced medical affairs professional, with over 17 years in the pharmaceutical industry. After completing his PhD in pharmacology at the University of Bath, UK, Gavin joined the Medical Information department at Pfizer Ltd in 2001. He then moved into UK Medical... Read More →
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Suzanne Meenan

Medical Information Group Lead, Roche Products Ltd, UK, United Kingdom
As a Medical Information Group lead, she manages the Medical Information and Library functions. She has been involved in the development of the company’s healthcare professional portal and the recent re-launch of the Roche UK website. Suzanne has a degree in Biochemistry and a post-graduate... Read More →
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Isabelle Widmer

Medical Affairs Consultant, elytra GmbH
Isabelle Widmer, MD is a life science consultant based in Europe. Isabelle supports teams in both Fortune 500 companies and biotech to deliver global transformation programmes in Medical Affairs and Med Info. Combining an entrepreneurial mindset, analytical and project management... Read More →

Thursday February 7, 2019 12:00 - 13:15 CET
G2 Austria Center Vienna Bruno-Kreisky-Platz 1 1220 Vienna Austria
  05 Medical Affairs and Communication, Session