04 May 2023 | 02:15 PM GMT

The Role of Medical Affairs in Advancing Digital Health

About this Meeting

Small, intimate and participant-led discussions tackling digital health challenges. Spaces are limited to 8 - 12 people, allowing you to focus on quality in-depth conversations.

Medical affairs (MA) teams play a critical role in communicating with the wider medical fraternity and commercially supporting pharmacologics. The rising adoption of digital health solutions alongside drugs is changing the scope of the traditional medical affairs function in (bio)pharmaceutical companies.

Digital health interventions, to the extent that they influence patient outcomes, are and should be considered as analogous to pharmacological interventions. This realisation has initiated a reflection about the role of medical affairs in the development and evaluation of, as well as the dissemination of evidence pertaining to technology. 

In this meeting, we will discuss how the medical affairs function needs to evolve to address its expanding remit, and the inevitable integration of traditional medicine and technology. Specifically, we will explore the following topics:

  • The medical affairs function of the future: What capabilities do MA teams require to fully leverage and reap the benefits of digital health technologies?
  • Medical affairs as a driver of adoption: Given MA’s proximity to the medical community, what is the role of MA in showcasing evidence and convincing healthcare practitioners to adopt digital health tools?
  • From support to strategic function: As pharma pursues digital health initiatives, will MA teams need to engage earlier in the value chain? What is the role of MA in digital R&D? 
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