Successful digital innovation in drug development requires individuals and teams across pharma companies, not just specialized ‘digital’ units, to embrace new tools and approaches. However, as the digitization of healthcare accelerates, reaping the benefits requires new knowledge and practical skills that are currently lacking across this ecosystem.
Upskilling the pharma workforce on the fundamentals of digital medicine is the need of the hour to acquire new knowledge, processes and facilitate new effective ways of working. Join us for an insightful session where Infopro Learning and Digital Medicine Society come together to highlight how decentralized trials are a strategic and operational imperative for the pharmaceutical workforce.
Key insights to be discussed in this webinar are –
- The change of the digital pharma industry and what does the future hold
- How upskilling and reskilling will shape the future for pharma
- Distinguish key learning principles from current learning misperceptions
- Evaluate practical solutions that will engage, motivate, and inspire learning
- Unlocking the potential of your workforce in a hybrid workplace environment
Featured speaker:
Nolan Hout, Vice President, Infopro Learning
Nolan Hout, Vice President, Infopro Learning, A seasoned marketing expert with extensive experience in all aspects of marketing, including strategy, digital marketing, and more. He spends most of his time in the L&D industry conducting marketing research to identify the most critical challenges. He leverages this data to create cutting-edge learning solutions that boost business performance and ROI.
Jennifer Goldsack, CEO, Digital Medicine Society Jennifer C. Goldsack founded and serves as the CEO of the Digital Medicine Society (DiMe), a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to advancing digital medicine to optimize human health. Previously, Jennifer spent several years at the Clinical Trials Transformation Initiative (CTTI), a public-private partnership co-founded by Duke University and the FDA, and working in research at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, first in Outcomes Research in the Department of Surgery and later in the Department of Medicine. More recently, she helped launch the Value Institute, a pragmatic research and innovation center embedded in a large academic medical center in Delaware.
Sarah Moore, Education Lead, Digital Medicine Society Sarah Moore leads the development of the education portfolio for the Digital Medicine Society (DiMe). Prior to joining DiMe, Sarah spent time working in device development at Amazon. She also spent several years working on the All of Us Research Program, a nationwide study sponsored by the NIH, where she was part of the team to develop the informed consent and data governance policies.