Future of Pharmaceutical Marketing in India-An Extensive Review
Keywords:
Personalization; artificial intelligence; machine learning; patient empowerment; patientcentered care; rapidly evolving pharmaceutical industry
Abstract
Pharmaceutical marketing is becoming more and more personal as businesses aim to adjust their goods and services to the specific requirements of each patient. This personalization is made possible by technological advancements, which make use of big data, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. Pharmaceutical marketing is also changing as a result of digitalization. To engage with clients, businesses are investing in online platforms, social media, and mobile apps. The transition to digital marketing is a result of customers' shifting habits, who are increasingly looking online for healthcare information and guidance. Another significant factor influencing the future of pharmaceutical marketing is regulatory developments. Fresh legislation are being passed by governments all over the world in order to protect patients and guarantee the efficacy and safety of medications. This is- leading to greater transparency and accountability in the industry, as well as increased competition and innovation. Patient empowerment is also a significant trend in pharmaceutical marketing, with patients becoming more involved in their own healthcare decisions. This is driven by a growing awareness of the importance of patient-centered care, as well as the increasing availability of health information online. Finally, value-based healthcare is a trend that is transforming the entire healthcare industry, including pharmaceutical marketing. Companies are now being required to demonstrate the value of their products and services, not just their efficacy. This is leading to a greater focus on outcomes and patient satisfaction, as well as increased collaboration between pharmaceutical companies, healthcare providers, and payers. In conclusion, the future of pharmaceutical marketing is likely to be characterized by personalization, digitalization, regulatory changes, patient empowerment, and value-based healthcare. Companies that can adapt to these trends and embrace innovation will be well positioned to succeed in the rapidly evolving pharmaceutical industry.
How to Cite
Mohammad Asif, Mahtab Alam, & Qumre Alam. (1). Future of Pharmaceutical Marketing in India-An Extensive Review. International Journal of Pharma Professional’s Research (IJPPR), 14(3), 164-185. Retrieved from https://ijppronline.com/index.php/IJPPR/article/view/322
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