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Field Medical Execution Despite Limited Resources
Neurology MSLs managing MSL teams virtual platforms impact engaging KOLs strategies future of MSL role

Field Medical Execution Despite Limited Resources


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In this episode, Ed Cunningham delves into his extensive background in Neurology MSLs and shares insights on managing MSL teams, including the role of outsourcing. He explores the impact of virtual platforms and technology on MSL interactions, and offers strategies for engaging KOLs in the post-COVID landscape. Ed addresses the challenges of maintaining effectiveness in large territories, and discusses metrics for performance measurement in Medical Affairs. The conversation extends to the future of the MSL role, hybrid work models, and the evolving value of MSLs to stakeholders. The episode concludes with closing remarks and sponsorship from Synovian Pharmaceuticals.

My guest today is Ed Cunningham, Executive Director, Neurology MSLs with Sunovian Pharmaceuticals shares insights for Field Medical Execution Despite Limited Resources

Ed discusses…

👉 How to lead MSL teams with limited resources
👉 The importance of outsourcing to support field-based efforts and activities
👉 Virtual and alternative platforms to share data and gather insights
👉 What are best practices for prioritizing KOL engagement and tracking
👉 How budget plays a factor
👉 How an MSL can maintain effectiveness in a very large territory
👉 How an MSL can adapt a territory plan to accomplish objectives

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