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Update nowThere are a lot of great therapies available. But that doesn’t mean HCPs will prescribe them.
Success increasingly depends on how well organisations understand their customers, how relevant they make their interactions, and how effectively they work alongside healthcare professionals to remove the barriers standing between patients and the therapies that could benefit them.
It’s why organisations across the industry continue to invest heavily in becoming more customer focused. Teams are being trained, new systems are being introduced and new ways of working are being rolled out, all with the ambition of keeping customers, and the reality they work in, at the heart of decision-making.
Yet many leaders are still asking the same question: If we’re investing more than ever in being customer focused, why aren’t the returns showing up more consistently?
HCP access remains challenging. Key opinion leaders continue to describe fragmented experiences across commercial, medical and sales teams. Industry average NPS with HCPs sees more negative experiences than positive ones.
These aren’t simply customer experience issues. They influence trust, adoption, access, partnership and ultimately patient outcomes.
What do customers actually notice? What do they value? And what makes them choose to invest more time in one organisation rather than another?
In this webinar, Anders Mohn Frafjord, Deputy CEO, Oslo University Hospital and Chairman, University Hospital of North Norway, will share what HCPs notice when the industry gets it right, what they notice when it doesn’t, and what genuinely makes a difference from a customer’s perspective.
You’ll hear directly from someone account teams are trying to support and leave with practical ideas for turning customer understanding into meaningful action.
Anders has many years of experience in hospital management, having served as both CFO and CEO at several hospitals in Oslo. He has extensive expertise in leadership, strategic development, and governance, and has worked closely on collaboration across different parts of the healthcare sector. He also has strong experience in business intelligence and hospital administration. In addition, Anders is active in several international hospital networks, where he both shares his knowledge and learns from global best practices.
Join our November webinar with Anders Mohn Frafjord