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For UK pharmaceutical and life sciences leaders

You have real-world patient data sitting unused while competitors shape prescribing decisions

NHS commissioners and clinicians increasingly weight post-marketing evidence above trial data when making formulary and prescribing choices. If your team cannot translate that data into credible marketing assets, the influence goes elsewhere.

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  • Difficulty in demonstrating product value to NHS commissioners and private payers
  • Slower than expected formulary inclusion or market uptake
  • Marketing messages that fail to resonate with healthcare professionals
  • Inability to effectively counter competitor claims based on RWE
  • Inefficient resource allocation within medical affairs and market access teams
  • Increased burden on internal teams to generate and synthesize RWE without clear strategy
  • Loss of market share and revenue for pharmaceutical companies
  • Increased costs associated with prolonged market access processes
  • Delayed patient access to innovative treatments
  • Suboptimal treatment pathways due to lack of real-world effectiveness data
  • Perception of being slow to innovate or adopt modern evidence generation methods
  • Reduced trust from healthcare professionals and commissioners

No verified UK data available

Source: No verified UK data available

Frequently asked questions

Why does this problem persist?

Real-world evidence (RWE) from post-marketing surveillance and patient registries is increasingly valued by NHS commissioners and HCPs as more relevant than clinical trial data. Pharma companies that fail to publish and communicate RWE miss a significant opportunity to reinforce prescribing confidence and support formulary inclusion.

What is the cost of leaving it unaddressed?

No verified UK data available

This is exactly what I do with UK private practices. Answer the few questions above and I'll come back personally with where to start. Paul.

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