May 30, 2018 | Harriet Kozak, Intellus, Rachel Howard, USA, emerging markets
Earlier this month, US President Harriet Kozak and Emerging Markets Director Rachel Howard attended the inaugural Intellus Worldwide Summit in Philadelphia
The theme of the conference was ‘7 billion voices’, exploring how patient experiences, programs and health literacy can be improved through insights delivered by market researchers in the pharmaceutical industry.
As part of the keynote speeches, we were honored to hear the perspective of patient advocates and leaders in rare disease. Hearing directly from patients who had lived through unimaginably challenging experiences provided a humbling reminder and refocusing of our common goal as an industry – to ultimately improve patients’ lives.
Find out more:Â https://www.researchpartnership.com/news/2018/05/intellus-round-up-2018/
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