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  • Pharmaceutical industry
  • Healthcare management
  • Customer relationship management

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  • Customer experience (CX) is critical for business success.
  • Medical Information Contact Centers in pharma provide scientific information to healthcare professionals and patients.
  • Optimizing CX in these centers is essential for continuous improvement.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To analyze and guide the design and measurement of interactions within pharmaceutical Medical Information Contact Centers.
  • To facilitate the delivery of a superior and continuously improving customer experience.
  • To develop a tailored CX guide for the pharmaceutical industry.

Main Methods:

  • Surveys were conducted with CX professionals and phactMI members to identify CX trends.
  • Analysis of quality monitoring data from Centerfirst on pharmaceutical industry customer interactions.
  • Development of a CX guide based on survey and quality monitoring findings.

Main Results:

  • Key CX trends include the need for a clear strategy, technology utilization, and frequent results sharing.
  • Areas for improvement in CX strategy, measurement, and results dissemination were identified.
  • A positive correlation was found between CX and agent skills in leadership, empathy, and compliance.

Conclusions:

  • A CX guide tailored for the pharmaceutical industry has been developed.
  • This guide can assist in identifying, assessing, and improving customer experience in Medical Information Contact Centers.
  • Strategic focus on CX, technology, and agent skills is crucial for enhancing pharmaceutical customer interactions.