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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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Why not take a ‘sensory break?’

Archives, Communications, Tips & ToolsBy Clare Gurton22nd August 2007

By Clare Gurton (clare.gurton@rxcomms.com) During a coffee-break at a recent medical conference, I went outside and almost immediately became aware of the familiar sounds of swifts high above. As I…

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HOC people – Diana Brixner

Archives, Health Economics, HTA & Market AccessBy David Woods22nd August 2007

By David Woods (david.woods@rxcomms.com) Newly-installed ISPOR president Diana Brixner, RPh, PhD, has put together a challenging agenda for the society during her term of office. The central point of that…

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Simplifying drug labels

Archives, Health EconomicsBy David Woods22nd August 2007

By David Woods (david.woods@rxcomms.com) The Institute of Medicine, which made headlines some years ago when it estimated that medical mistakes kill as many as 98,000 patients a year, followed up…

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Observational studies: answering real-life questions about healthcare practice

Archives, Communications, Tips & ToolsBy Ruth Whittington22nd August 2007

By Ruth Whittington (ruth.whittington@rxcomms.com) Part 4 – Interpreting the results of observational studies In the last of our series on observational studies, this article addresses some of the issues involved…

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Big Brother may be reading your emails

Archives, Communications, Tips & ToolsBy Mary Gabb22nd August 2007

By Mary Gabb (mary.gabb@rxcomms.com) Billions of emails are sent each day round the world. What most people don’t realise, however, is that email is like a postcard; it can be…

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Giving and taking feedback

NewsletterBy Clare Gurton22nd July 2007

By Clare Gurton (clare.gurton@rxcomms.com) Somewhere inside all of us is the desire to be ‘good’ and to be liked. And, as a result, we may find we shy away from…

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Prevention information on the Internet

Archives, Communications, Tips & ToolsBy Jonathan Coopersmith22nd July 2007

By Jonathan Coopersmith (jonathan.coopersmith@rxcomms.com) Benjamin Franklin said “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure”. Perhaps the best way to reduce errors in medicine, then, is to prevent…

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Bridging cultural gaps

Archives, Communications, Tips & ToolsBy Clare Gurton22nd July 2007

By Clare Gurton (clare.gurton@rxcomms.com) There is an increasing need for all of us to develop strategies for dealing with different cultures as business becomes more international and cross communication among…

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Observational studies: answering real-life questions about healthcare practice

Archives, Communications, Tips & ToolsBy Ruth Whittington22nd July 2007

By Ruth Whittington (ruth.whittington@rxcomms.com) Part 3 – Conducting an observational study Last month, we looked at the differences between observational studies and randomised controlled trials (RCTs). Here, we look at…

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Presenteeism and the impact of appropriate pharmaceutical treatment on workplace costs

Archives, Health EconomicsBy David Woods22nd July 2007

By David Woods (david.woods@rxcomms.com) Question: “How many people work in the public sector?” Answer: “About half of them.” It’s an old one, to be sure, but it has its echo…

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