
In May’s issue, Jan
Steele (Lucid co-founder and COO) talks to PME about the importance of
demonstrating value with medical education via validated improvements in patient outcomes. Jan explains that raising awareness of
new data and delivering messages is simply not enough, instead we need to be
more curious and analytical in order to deliver education that changes
physician behavior and demonstrably improves outcomes.
Jan discusses the evolving science and
evidence surrounding behavioural change and her hopes for the future – where
advances in technology, such as wearable technology will provide accurate
measurements of real patient outcomes.
Jan also reflects on the importance of recognising
excellence at the Communiqué awards
and assesses what the future holds for Lucid, a three-time winner of Med Ed Agency
of the Year award – “we want to lead the industry in terms of knowledge around
changing behaviour. We want to lead the field in terms of implementation of
medical education that changes behaviour”
To learn more about improving patient
outcomes and recognising excellence, you can read the full article here
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