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EPISODE · Aug 24, 2017 · 47 MIN

Why Pharma R&D has to Start Thinking Like a Service Industry and How?

from PharmaTalkRadio · host Conference Forum

The Conference Forum is pleased to share a podcast featuring keynote speaker and world renowned customer service expert, Dr Chip Bell who spoke at the 6th annual DPharm: Disruptive Innovations to Advance Clinical Trials on the topic of service in clinical trials. To truly service our patients, we need to understand service together with science. Can service be a disrupter in clinical research? In this keynote, Dr Bell tells us how to think like a service industry, why it’s worth it for R&D and how to get started. Dr Bell gives the listener practical insights on how to give patients a great experience. Although this podcast is primarily focused on serving patients in clinical research, you will find that hospitals and physician offices/medical groups will also benefit. The 8th annual DPharm conference will continue to cover service, but through a patient perspective. DPharm 2018 takes place September 25-26 in Boston. For more information, www.theconferenceforum.org About Dr Chip Bell: Dr Bell is considered a world-renowned authority on customer loyalty and service innovation. He has authored eight national best-selling books. For more information visit, www.chipbell.com  

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