Bridging Science and Strategy: Medical Affairs at the Heart of Omnichannel Engagement

In this video podcast hosted by Pharmaphorum, Editor in Chief Jonah Comstock speaks with Cheryl Lubbert, co-founder and CEO of Reverba Global, and Carolyn Whiting, SVP of Clinical and Medical Client Services. They discuss Reverba Global’s approach to true omnichannel patient and physician engagement, giving examples and insights on how they are overcoming the challenges…

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In this video podcast hosted by Pharmaphorum, Editor in Chief Jonah Comstock speaks with Cheryl Lubbert, co-founder and CEO of Reverba Global, and Carolyn Whiting, SVP of Clinical and Medical Client Services.

They discuss Reverba Global’s approach to true omnichannel patient and physician engagement, giving examples and insights on how they are overcoming the challenges and building this new paradigm. Tune in to find out how this approach can help your organisation build better connections with patients and HCPs.

Watch here:Bridging Science and Strategy

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