(Length: 10 pages)

May 2, 2005

Doctors Say eDetailing's Influence Increases

Physicians Weigh In On The Value Of Online Pharma Promotions

by Elizabeth Boehm

with Bradford J. Holmes, Shivika Asthana, Sara E. McAulay


Executive Summary (This is a document excerpt)

Thirty percent of MDs responding to the American Medical Association/Forrester Research 2005 Physicians And Technology Study say they've participated in eDetails. While modest total participation rates still leave some share-focused product managers cold, physicians' actions and attitudes suggest that eDetailing is here to stay. To maximize the value of this channel in the marketing mix, pharma execs must break down the boundaries between eDetailing and traditional media to craft integrated, one-to-one promotional strategies for their top decile prescribers.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

NOTES & RESOURCES

itemeDetailing Dwells On The Fringe Of Physician Marketing

itemeDetailed Doctors Express Strong Positive Associations With The Format

itemeDetailing Influences Physicians' Relationships With Pharma

itemeDetailing's Influence Will Expand Over The Next Decade

recommendations

itemPharma Marketers Must Integrate eDetailing With Other Media

itemSupplemental Material

We analyzed data from the American Medical Association/Forrester Research 2005 Physicians And Technology Study and Forrester's 2003 Online eDetailing Survey.

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Analyst: Elizabeth Boehm
Technology: Marketing & Advertising
Industry: Healthcare & Life Sciences, Healthcare & Life Sciences Marketing, Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology
Geography: North America

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