World Communication Forum Association: Deadline Extension for 2021 Davos Communications Awards
DAVOS, SWITZERLAND / ACCESSWIRE / April 29, 2021 / The deadline for the 2021 Davos Communications Awards has been extended to May 17, 23:59 CET. Submit your entry now for a chance to win on www.davosawards.com
The Davos Communications Awards honour the individuals and organizations around the world, who demonstrate exceptional professional work in public relations, marketing, branding, social media, CSR and leadership.
WCFA President Maxim Behar said: We received a great number of requests from participants for an extended entry deadline, so we decided to give more people the chance to showcase their professional excellence in the industry.
PharmaTimes -
May 2021
This month we celebrate women from various factions of healthcare who are all striving to achieve better outcomes for patients in their vastly different roles, showcasing their careers, interests, achievements and thoughts on the future. Turn to page 17 to meet some of the brightest stars across pharma, communications and healthcare.
With patient outcomes also clearly centre stage, on page 30 Craig Adkins says now is the time to level up care for patients with irritable bowel disorder (IBD), a condition for which there is an urgent need for a national disease strategy and the application of a standard of care across the country, while on page 34, looking at 15 years of biosimilars in Europe, Rebecca Guntern highlights that the opportunity to leverage biosimilars ‘as an obvious and sustainable way to increase patient access to medicines has never been closer’.
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PharmaTimes -
April 2021
With the anchor now securely lodged in 2021, what’s on the horizon for the life sciences industry and for healthcare in the UK? Certainly for healthcare, the tide seems to be turning again. As the team at Wilmington outlines on page 16, the government is proposing some of the most important reforms for health and social care in nearly a decade, which plan a shift away from competition towards collaborative working, but also seek to hand more power to ministers to intervene in decisions on healthcare services.
Elsewhere, Dr Kath MacKay looks into three areas for development in the UK life sciences sector in the years ahead: the end of malaria, the commercial appeal of science and quantum computing and health data (p18), while on page 22 Gilead’s Frances Luff emphasises the importance of the NICE methods review, and the opportunity it presents for enhancing how the value of innovative therapies is measured in today’s landscape.
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