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Lilly set to disrupt medicines supply chain
- Fri Sep 25
LillyDirect may well be to community pharmacy what Uber was to taxis; taxis are still there, but if given a choice, most people choose Uber.
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Industry awards: correlation or causation?
- Fri Sep 25
Is the amount someone pays an industry awards organiser and their chance of picking up an award correlation, or causation?
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In defence of the humble omnibus survey
- Mon Sep 21
In response to an op-ed on omnibus surveys, The Advisory Ward’s Will Collie argues they are of value – it all depends on the question.
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A thousand opinions, zero insights
- Fri Sep 18
Use of consumer surveys for media releases can be lazy public relations, not telling journalists anything other than the bleeding obvious.
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PBAC harmony? That’s a matter of perspective
- Fri Sep 11
Broad funding of immunotherapies is a story of collaboration says Prof Robyn Ward, but given the time it took, is this really what success looks like?
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Courageously ambitious or completely delusional?
- Fri Sep 4
Medicines Australia’s list of asks is likely to be met with chuckles of incredulity in the corridors of Canberra, but the industry association has shown it means business.
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Diabetes points the way to AI’s future in healthcare
- Wed Aug 19
AI is already transforming diabetes prevention, diagnosis and care, demonstrating how Australian healthcare can benefit from AI adoption.
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Does Australia need to think outside the PBS box?
- Mon Aug 17
Lilly CEO Dave Ricks says his company is ‘open’ to new funding medicine schemes. Is it time for stakeholders to think differently about access?
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Thanks so much for making me unemployed
- Wed Aug 12
Ex-pharma employees are taking to social media in droves to announce how thrilled they are to be made redundant, but are those left behind any better off?
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Respect goes both ways – even with media
- Fri Aug 7
A recent incident made me ponder the meaning of respect, particularly as it relates to journalism and the role of the Fourth Estate.
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