PharmiWeb.com - Global Pharma News & Resources

Articles

Während Personalverantwortliche die Nervosität als ein Zeichen dafür sehen, dass Sie sich wirklich für eine Stelle interessieren, müssen Sie dafür sorgen, dass diese nicht überhandnimmt. In diesem Artikel geben wir Ihnen unsere besten Tipps, wie Sie sich bei einem Vorstellungsgespräch entspannen können, und Ratschläge, sowohl für die Zeit vor als auch während des Gesprächs, um Ihre Leistungen und Ihr Potenzial als Kandidat bestmöglich zu kommunizieren.
Nervosität bei Vorstellungsgesprächen ist völlig normal, vor allem, wenn Sie Ihren idealen Arbeitsplatz in der Pharmabranche gefunden haben und bei Personalverantwortlichen einen guten Eindruck hinterlassen wollen. Während Personalverantwortliche die Nervosität als ein Zeichen dafür sehen, dass Sie sich wirklich für eine Stelle interessieren,…
Wenn Sie noch keine Erfahrungen mit einem Online-Vorstellungsgespräch gemacht haben, kann der Gedanke beängstigend sein, aber das muss nicht so sein. Um Ihnen dabei zu helfen, haben wir diese Liste mit den wichtigsten Dingen zusammengestellt, die Sie bei einem virtuellen Vorstellungsgespräch beachten sollten. Wir geben Ihnen Tipps, wie Sie sich vorbereiten, wie Sie sich präsentieren und welche Fragen Sie anschließend stellen können, um einen guten Eindruck in der Pharmaindustrie zu hinterlassen.
Obwohl viele von uns im letzten Jahr mit der Nutzung von Zoom zur Kommunikation mit Kollegen, Freunden und Familie vertraut geworden sind, ist ein Online-Vorstellungsgespräch auf dieser Plattform für viele, die einen Job im Bereich Biowissenschaften suchen, vielleicht immer noch eine Premiere.    We…
Social Determinants of Health impact all aspect's of a patient's ability to receive care and complete medication therapy. But with recent advancements in digital health, pharma is using new technology to break through these barriers and help patients of all backgrounds and circumstances receive care and guidance, and envisioning better health for the future.
Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) are aspects of a patient’s environment and lifestyle—such as housing, food, finances, education, employment, and transportation—that can directly affect health. Studies have found that individual behavior, driven by social determinants, accounts for up to 40 percent of the risk of premature death. SDOH also include the presence or lack of personal support networks, with research revealing that socia…
Work on a national prescribing data set has allowed the NHS Business Services Authority (NHSBSA) to respond quickly to COVID-19 and help GPs regain precious time back.
The NHSBSA has spent the last five years building a data ecosystem to improve many services it provides to the public. A massive amount of NHS data is pulled together including prescriptions data (45 million prescription forms are handled each month), drugs data and organisation data. Business logic and cleansing rules are then applied, so that the information is better able to meet the reporting and analysis needs of its users.  This data is then used by the NHS, Government, general public, academia and the private sector including pharmaceutical companies. It made a big difference to patients and GPs during the pandemic, by…
It’s likely that in the next waves of data transformation in life sciences, Regulatory and Quality teams will explore and interact with regulated product information and market intelligence using virtual or augmented reality (VR/AR). Amplexor’s Romuald Braun looks into the future.
Graphical dashboards already bring data alive for business decision-makers, drawing their attention to what’s important and allowing them to drill deeper into anomalies or findings of interest. The logical next step is to be able to ‘walk through’ the data, making new data-driven discoveries using virtual or augmented reality (VR/AR). Indeed, in our own organisation, we’ve already started to walk through our own object data models wearing VR headsets to visualise the possibilities. The ability to represent differe…
Interviews can be nerve-wracking, and not all candidates will perform well in this often high-pressure environment, so it’s important to help them relax during the process to get the most out of the interview, and to really get to know what your candidates are capable of. Here are our top tips on how you can make your candidates feel at ease and help the interview process run smoothly.
When recruiting for your next pharma position, it’s important to consider how you can make candidates feel at ease during the process, especially when it comes to the interview stage. Not only will making your candidates feel at ease help them to relay their potential as clearly as possible, but it will also help you to relax too, allowing you to build a better rapport with them.  Interviews can be nerve-wrac…
You should be aware of your body language during job interviews as it’s a big part of how you’ll be perceived by pharma recruiters and hiring managers. The way you behave often says more about you than your verbal answers, so it’s vital to display body language that conveys your strengths as a candidate, rather than body language that will distract interviewers from your talent.
You should be aware of your body language during job interviews as it’s a big part of how you’ll be perceived by pharma recruiters and hiring managers. The way you behave often says more about you than your verbal answers, so it’s vital to display body language that conveys your strengths as a candidate, rather than body language that will distract interviewers from your talent. To help deliver your potential as a c…
With vaccine breakthroughs buoying the mood at the beginning of 2021, the ongoing momentum of the rollout has been cause for ongoing optimism across the UK. UK diagnostics is in a particularly promising position, with continued Covid testing complemented by a shift in emphasis towards the longer-term future.
With vaccine breakthroughs buoying the mood at the beginning of 2021, the ongoing momentum of the rollout has been cause for ongoing optimism across the UK. UK diagnostics is in a particularly promising position, with continued Covid testing complemented by a shift in emphasis towards the longer-term future. This future, as it stands, is bright. Teething problems in the UK’s Covid testing strategy may have undermined faith in an otherwise healthy sector, but this learning curve will yie…
The Royal Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (ROH) is embarking on a large-scale digital transformation programme that will have a major impact on data management within the Trust.
One of the largest specialist orthopaedic trusts in Europe, ROH is utilising a low code platform to quickly create a series of eforms, enabling it to simplify the collection of information and alleviate administrative pressures on its staff.  The project launched with the build of a lateral flow test submission form in just two days. Rapid lateral flow tests are used help to find cases in people who may have no symptoms but are still infectious and can give the virus to others. The form enables ROH’s 1,500 members of staff to submit their results in real time, which can then be easily shared with NH…
A new study, VitaC4Care, will test how much vitamin C is needed to achieve normal levels in care home residents. One of the most vulnerable groups susceptible to COVID-19 is older people. In the UK, almost half (47%) of all COVID-19 deaths in the first wave were in care homes 1. In the US the Covid Tracking Project 2 estimates a third (34%) of deaths were in care homes. Could a lack of vitamin C, which is essential for optimising immune function and fighting viral infections 3, be a major contributing factor? 3 The VitaC4Care study is led by Professor Phyo Myint, Clinical Chair in Medicine of Old Age and Dr Alan Sneddon from the Rowett Institute’s Metabolic Health Unit, University of Aberdeen, UK, together with Dr Stavroula Kastora from NHS Grampian and vitamin C researcher Associate Professor Anitra Carr from New Zealand’s University of Otago.
The spectre of EU MDR is looming large over the medical device industry in what is bound to be a continuous flow of new regulations coming down the pipeline for different types of medical devices in the coming years. Bob Tilling, VP Global Sales at Kallik, shares his experiences of working with Class III manufacturers to prepare for May 2021 – and highlights the need for Class II businesses to learn from mistakes made and not delay preparations to meet their own UDI labelling deadline in 2023.
Class II EU MDR regulation is just around the corner – why Class III compliance efforts provide a wake-up call The spectre of EU MDR is looming large over the medical device industry in what is bound to be a continuous flow of new regulations coming down the pipeline for different types of medical de…
Using success words in your CV is a really simple way of grabbing the attention of recruiters by giving depth to your key achievements and clearly relaying your capabilities. Instead of using vague phrases like ‘I was responsible for…’ and ‘I worked to…’ and words such as ‘Managed’ and ‘Organised’ that recruiters see from time and time again, you should use terms that are specific to your achievements and which will help you stand out against your peers.
Pharma recruiters and hiring managers often don’t have the time to read through every single CV they receive from top to bottom. Even if you’re the most qualified candidate for the role you’ve applied for, if your CV doesn’t grab the attention of recruiters and get through Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) used to identify the strongest cand…
Lipase (Lipase, glyceride hydrolase) belongs to the class of carboxyl ester hydrolase, which can gradually hydrolyze triglycerides into glycerol and fatty acids. Lipase exists in fat-containing animal, plant and microbial (such as mold, bacteria, etc.) tissues. Including phosphatase, sterolase and carboxylesterase. Fatty acids are widely used in food, medicine, leather, daily chemicals, etc.
Lipase (Lipase, glyceride hydrolase) belongs to the class of carboxyl ester hydrolase, which can gradually hydrolyze triglycerides into glycerol and fatty acids. Lipase exists in fat-containing animal, plant and microbial (such as mold, bacteria, etc.) tissues. Including phosphatase, sterolase and carboxylesterase. Fatty acids are widely used in food, medicine, leather, daily chemicals, etc.   Lipa…
Probiotics are a class of active microorganisms used to improve the balance of the host's intestinal microflora. Its health effects were first proposed by the Russian scientist Mctchn ikoff. So far, people have found that probiotics have important physiological effects such as improving the structure of the intestinal flora, inhibiting pathogenic bacteria, eliminating carcinogenic factors, improving the body's immunity, and lowering cholesterol.
Probiotics are a class of active microorganisms used to improve the balance of the host's intestinal microflora. Its health effects were first proposed by the Russian scientist Mctchn ikoff. So far, people have found that probiotics have important physiological effects such as improving the structure of the intestinal flora, inhibiting pathogenic b…
Business intelligence is used as an umbrella term to describe the multiple applications, software, processes, tools and infrastructure used within a company to gather key business information for analysation. These analyses lead to key business insights that can be used to boost productivity, streamline processes, improve service offerings and identify market trends. Many companies today leverage software for business intelligence.
Business intelligence is used as an umbrella term to describe the multiple applications, software, processes, tools and infrastructure used within a company to gather key business information for analysation. These analyses lead to key business insights that can be used to boost productivity, streamline processes, improve service offerings and identify market tre…
Depending on the role you’re applying for within the Life Sciences, you may be asked to give a presentation during the second, third or final round of job interviews. Although these are more common for senior positions, or roles where communication skills are essential, you could be asked to give a presentation for any roles from entry-level up to directorial level. In this article, we explore the purpose of these presentations, how you can prepare for one, and how to make a good impression.
Depending on the role you’re applying for within the Life Sciences, you may be asked to give a presentation during the second, third or final round of job interviews. Although these are more common for senior positions, or roles where communication skills are essential, you could be asked to give a pres…
PharmaSources.com, an international B2B trade portal for the pharmaceutical verticals, is launching the virtual event E-Trade Season together with CPhI and P-MEC China from March to June 2021 to provide the pharmaceutical industry with online learning and trading opportunities. This includes months of informative content and targeted matchmaking service - delivering over 8 themed webinar series and showcasing high-quality pharma suppliers from different pharmaceutical sectors. The webinars will cover topics of global pharma trends, pharma APIs supply chain, drug manufacturing and R&D, biopharmaceuticals technologies and dynamics, quality management, production technology and machinery, pharma packaging & delivery, and vitamins markets.
PharmaSources.com, an international B2B trade portal…
To avoid Medicare payment reductions under the ASC Quality Reporting Program, providers will have to invest time and effort into making sure that the measures are being reported correctly
Effective revenue cycle management for ambulatory surgery centers is because even after changes made by CMS to support ASCs, there are some centers that continue to face difficulties in managing their revenue cycles. Ambulatory surgical centres in the USA have not shown any significant growth in the past few years. Many of them either closed down or merged with bigger medical groups due to revenue issues. According to the Provista Report of ASC Survey Findings, reimbursement is the biggest challenge faced by ASCs across the country along with the management of days in A/R.  Following are a few of the…
Drug analysis refers to the detection and analysis of ingredients and contents in drugs. Drug analysis and testing are very important for drug development.
Drug analysis refers to the detection and analysis of ingredients and contents in drugs. Drug analysis and testing involves the study of composition, physical and chemical properties, purity, and the determination of the content of active pharmaceutical ingredients and their preparations, to ensure that the medications are safe, rational, and effective. Drug analysis and testing are very important for drug development, which generally encompasses disintegration test, dissolution test, tablet hardness test, tablet fragility test, residual solvents test, dosage units uniformity test, bioavailability/bioequivalence detection, microbial limi…
As your CV is often the first thing a pharma recruiter or hiring manager will see in your job applications, it’s one of the most important tools you can use to create a great first impression and to market yourself as a strong candidate. After sharing our advice on what not to include in your CV, in this article we’ve outlined our top 10 tips on how to create a CV that will make your application stand out and help to secure your next Life Science job.
As your CV is often the first thing a pharma recruiter or hiring manager will see in your job applications, it’s one of the most important tools you can use to create a great first impression and to market yourself as a strong candidate. After sharing our advice on what not to include in your CV, in this article we’ve outlined our top 10 tips…