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Health Outcomes Communicator

Health Outcomes Communicator, familiarly known to us as HOC,
has been around for the last 15 years or so.

What is HOC?

HOC is our outreach and engagement site which connects us with healthcare professionals, industry personnel and academics worldwide.

Why subscribe to HOC?

Our HOC platform shares blogs from experienced medical writers around the world, bringing you tips on good communication, evaluations of current health economics and outcomes research and healthcare evidence. Mixed in with great information you will find a light-hearted approach to current issues, some valuable downloads, as well as references for further reading.

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Training programmes: Where do future health economists come from?

NewsletterBy Robert Hand24th February 2008

By Robert Hand (robert.hand@rxcomms.com) For those interested in entering or advancing in the field of health economics and outcomes research, and for those looking for newly-minted researchers to employ, it…

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HOC people: Patti Peeples Gustafson, PhD

Archives, Health EconomicsBy David Woods24th February 2008

By David Woods (david.woods@rxcomms.com) Dr. Patti Peeples: what a perfect name for the subject of HOC people! She tells me that the origin of the name is from Peebles, in…

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Develop a healthy scepticism about research even in the ‘best’ scientific journals

Archives, CommunicationsBy David Woods24th February 2008

By David Woods (david.woods@rxcomms.com) The Wall Street Journal published an editorial last month titled “The Lancet’s Political Hit.” It described how that venerable medical journal had published a study exaggerating…

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The importance of the economic value message

Archives, CommunicationsBy Ruth Whittington16th January 2008

The pharmaceutical industry faces the major issue of top selling drugs losing their patent protection, allowing generic products to replace them at much lower prices.

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Dealing with the media – confidently

NewsletterBy Julie Stauffer16th January 2008

By Julie Stauffer (julie.stauffer@rxcomms.com) The media can be a powerful vehicle for raising your profile, getting your message out and gaining credibility, but not everyone feels comfortable confronting a reporter’s…

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Is big pharma becoming big biotech?

Archives, Health Economics, HTA & Market AccessBy Mary Gabb16th January 2008

Recent reports in the Wall Street Journal and The Economist describe an imminent seismic shift in business models for pharmaceutical companies, as current blockbuster drugs are set to go off-patent and a rapidly dwindling pipeline of new drugs are under development or are being reviewed for approval.

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How to be a more effective public speaker

Archives, Communications, Tips & ToolsBy Mary Gabb24th December 2007

By Mary Gabb (mary.gabb@rxcomms.com) A frequently overlooked professional skill – especially among scientists – is public speaking, yet the inability to effectively communicate your work can place significant roadblocks in…

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Wiring healthcare

Archives, CommunicationsBy David Woods24th December 2007

By David Woods (david.woods@rxcomms.com) A pair of economists, Charles Jones of the University of California at Berkeley and Robert Hall of Stanford University, predict that the share of income devoted…

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A new way for pharmaceutical companies and prescribers to interact?

Archives, Communications, Health EconomicsBy David Woods24th December 2007

By David Woods (david.woods@rxcomms.com) Call them Sermoans, Sermophiles, or just plain members, the 32,000 physicians enrolled in Sermo could be changing the way that pharmaceutical companies interact with healthcare professionals.…

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You need to know the global issues in health economics

Archives, Health EconomicsBy Robert Hand24th December 2007

By Robert Hand (robert.hand@rxcomms.com) As a health economist and outcomes researcher, you may work primarily within a single country. Naturally, you know the economic, regulatory, and management issues of that…

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