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Overview

This On Demand Recording was recorded live during the Medical Affairs and Scientific Communications Annual Forum. 

Subsequently there may be short periods of time where the sound level may vary for any given presentation.  During these short intervals, you may want to turn up the speaker volume on your computer


This session was chaired by Maureen Baldwin.

We face many challenges every day in the medical information contact center. Do you feel like these challenges are unique to you, or wonder if others are facing some of the same things? This session will begin with the presentation of common challenges we experience: how to manage the collaboration between compliance and the customer experience, ensuring the best customer experience from the first interaction to the last, and finally, a look into one contact center’s journey to a new solutions contact center that realized the customer’s needs and adapted their organization to meet those needs. We will also have time for your questions or sharing of your best practices.

Session Talks Include:

  • Managing the Collaboration Between Compliance and the Customer Experience - Holli L. Simmons
  • Ensuring a Positive Customer Experience from Start to Finish - Katherine Thomas
  • Journey to a New Solutions Contact Center - Christopher Bess

Who should attend?

  • Medical Communications
  • Medical Writing
  • Medical Liaisons
  • Medical Information
  • Medical Call Center Environment
  • Regulatory Affairs
  • Clinical Research
  • Professional Education, Training, and Development
  • Document Management/eSubmissions

Learning objectives

At the conclusion of this webinar, participants should be able to:

  • Identify behaviors and skills needed to maintain regulatory compliance while meeting customer
    needs
  • Discuss the importance of consistent responses regardless of how the customer reaches the
    contact center
  • Discuss the importance of frontline agent empowerment
  • Discuss the usefulness of surveys and customer feedback and how that information may change
    the Contact Center processes
  • Recognize what information can be provided and how in this new era of patient centricity

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