Drugmakers train reps in hospital IDN to boost sales

25 February 2008

Leading drugmakers are relying on specialized training classes to help their medical representatives better understand the formulary process within the hospital environment, according to new research from USA-based Best Practices. A study by the pharmaceutical benchmarking company found that 80% of firms focus additional sales force training on hospital integrated delivery networks to help hospital reps to navigate the decision-making structure of hospital networks. The firm says its latest report delivers strategic insights into the optimal sales strategy, training and resources for this influential market.

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