The WHO Global Patient Safety Action Plan 2021-2030 is a key document that outlines the changes and aspirations that the WHO has for the next decade around protection and wellbeing of patients. The plan, produced on 3 August 2021, aims to educate various stakeholders (NHS, HCPs, pharma and patient groups) about current issues surrounding patient safety and outline their proposed solutions1. The main goal over the next 10 years is a ‘zero harm philosophy’1. This means that although it’s impossible to totally wipe out errors in patient safety, the goal is to work towards being as close to zero harm as possible. But why are we telling you about it now? Because it’s World Patient Safety Day!
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SCION skilfully strives to take everything to ever greater heights! Scientific excellence and a clear understanding of strategic and tactical needs of our clients, underpin the ethos of this full-service medical communications agency. The smart, passionate and dynamic team rise to any challenge and aim to stay one step ahead while delivering innovative programmes
to meet varying communication needs.
Mantra.
Start with why, deliver with excellence
Recent Highlights.
Prescriber insights at a country level: We helped build a strategic programme working closely with the client’s local teams, to engage with local prescribers in order to gain real insights on differing views and understanding. Not only did this result in collecting real-world evidence on differing regional practices, it also helped our client build regional and local knowledge to engage with and treat patients more effectively.
Preceptorship-based internal pharma training: Scion have delivered a highly effective internal training programme where the medical affairs teams from across different therapies were able to learn and engage with eminent international experts. Spanning across the US, EU, LatAm, Japan and AsiaPac, we worked with regional Centres of Excellence to develop a 2-day live training programme.
Vacancies.
We’re always looking for brilliant people to join our teams! Click the link to find out more about becoming part of Prime Global, view available roles, and apply.
Interesting Challenges.
A seemingly daunting task made easy: Delivering multiple ad boards back-to-back in several countries in local languages, while working with local guidelines and compliance, each different from the other. At the same time, had so much fun…working across several of the emerging markets and working with the different cultures, working practices and client/attendee needs…continually exceeding expectations.
Random Fact.
Across the team we are fluent in languages from all of the major continents – from Spanish and Portuguese to French, Gaelic and English to Bengali, Hindi and Kannada. We even manage some Kiwi English!
News.
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The WHO Global Patient Safety Action Plan 2021-2030: Implications for Patient Engagement in Pharma
Prime Global 17 September, 2021The WHO Global Patient Safety Action Plan 2021-2030: Implications for Patient Engagement in Pharma -
Overcoming the challenges of gene therapy
Prime Global 15 September, 2021Overcoming the challenges of gene therapyOnce considered science fiction, a number of different gene therapy approaches are now being adopted in clinical practice to target a range of diseases. Our Prime Omics team discuss ‘overcoming the challenges of gene therapy’ in their whitepaper. Read the full piece below.
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First Patient Engagement Day a resounding success!
Prime Global 3 September, 2021First Patient Engagement Day a resounding success!We’re delighted with the success of our first annual Patient Engagement Day, held on 1 September 2021. The day was a real opportunity for partners in the patient engagement space to join conversations, support best practices and drive new ideas and innovation that help to bridge that gap between pharma and patients.
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