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#61

Malay Gandhi, Managing Director at Rock Health came to Digital Pharma West to help us see the future through the changing investments of big digital health backers.

#62

Duncan Arbour, SVP Innovation, Syneos Health Communications Europe, spoke with PharmaPhorum about the Syneos Health Trends Ten report.

#63

The R&D playbook is evolving as the industry looks to break down the silos between clinical and commercial operations – bringing commercial voices to the earliest phases of asset development.

#64

We’ve pulled together for you all our best thinking on 2018 trends, artificial intelligence and driving forward healthcare democracy.

#65

Will Knight, Senior Editor, AI for MIT Technology Review, wrote an article last week citing the growing concern over how algorithms, while set out to help the average consumer, are increasingly becoming more and more bias…and everyone is turning a blind eye.

#66

The Norwegian Broadcasting Company (NRK) may have just cracked the code for preventing countless ignorant online quarrels.

#67

Disappearing Technology is a trend that, if done well, you won’t even notice.

#68

We started tracking the trend of the growing number of “disillusioned doctors” who are overwhelmed due to new requirements, expectations, and demands of their jobs in our 2015 Health Trends report (shameless plug).

#69

Toronto-based innovation shop Trend Hunter has cranked out over 10,000 custom trends profiles in the past decade, and they compressed their annual 3-day innovation experience into an 8-hour intensive course.

#70

eBook Provides Biopharma Decision Makers With What’s-Next Insights to Navigate Challenges and Capitalize on the Opportunities Ahead

#71

Shifts in how brands are earning time, attention and loyalty

#72

Expectations created by media, peers and entertainment

#73

New realities in accessing, giving and receiving healthcare

#74

Behavior changes influenced by technology, tools and devices

#75

Rewired commercial model evolving from every point of influence in health and healthcare

#76

The gig economy isn't just for Uber—doctors are increasingly taking contract roles as providers fill the gap left by retiring HCPs and physician shortages.

#77

People increasingly expect to be active participants in their healthcare.

#78

Pfizer’s new television ad is revolutionary for the pharmaceutical industry and is closely following one of our new 2017 Communication Trends.

#79

Syneos Health examines some of the key trends shaping industry launches in 2019 and beyond.

#80

When the futurists at Ford started work on their first-ever trends report, they were looking for insights into what may influence consumers’ values, attitudes and behaviors in the coming year.

#81

Therapy and psychiatry costs tend to be high and many insurance plans cover only a small portion of those services.

#82

Here’s a fantastic little case study of our Let’s Play trend in action (see Digital Trend #6).

#83

Pokémon Go's first birthday marks a chance to reevaluate how Augmented Reality (AR) is evolving today and tomorrow's digital marketing

#84

It’s often just a matter of keeping your eyes peeled for emerging trends and exciting new opportunities.

#85

Vanela Bushi (Director, Portfolio & Transaction Strategy) discusses one of the Trends 2020 - blockchain as a source of trust.

#86

Patient activation and education services “beyond the pill” have been a trend, and now there is some concrete value proof to all of it.

#87

Leigh Householder, EVP/ Managing Director of Insights and Innovation at Syneos Health writes about the shift towards more personalised labels with the most impact on the right patient - taken from SyneosHealth 2019 Health Trend Ten.

#88

Several trends we are following this year touch on data.

#89

The Industrial Internet is already having a profound impact on consumers today.

#90

As 2014 is winding down, our 2015 trend reports are just heating up.

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