Category Archives: Medical Communications
Does social prescribing impact broader health outcomes?
Social prescribing is gaining traction in health management – a bridge where wellbeing fits between the medical and person-centred holistic or lifestyle condition support. Whilst the term may be relatively new to mainstream practice in Australia, the idea is … Continue reading
Commercial Eyes Recruiting: Program Coordinator
The Company Commercial Eyes is Australia’s leading Pharmaceutical and Medical Device commercialisation consultancy offering pre and post market advice and support to local and international companies operating in Australia & New Zealand. We provide a full suite of services through … Continue reading
Pandemic disruption and a new MA code update; what for patient programs in this new era?
COVID-19 has taught us that in times of uncertainty, people seek information and reassurance. With everyone affected by the current pandemic, there are many people around Australia living with chronic and debilitating conditions, impacted by these unprecedented changes and requiring … Continue reading
Commercial Eyes receives marketing award for product launch campaign
Congratulations to Associate Director, Dianne Gill and our Medical Communications & Patient Engagement team for receiving a Diamond Award from Consumer Healthcare Products Australia. The team took home the marketing award for Best Healthcare Professional Initiative, after delivering a successful … Continue reading
Commercial Eyes appoints Simon Higgins to head up new Commercialisation Services division
Commercial Eyes Pty. Ltd., one of Australia’s most successful health technology commercialisation companies, is pleased to announce the appointment of Simon Higgins to head up it’s new Commercialisation Services division. Simon joins Commercial Eyes with over 20 years’ experience in … Continue reading
Patient programs for improved patient outcomes
In the digital age of present, patients have never been better equipped with the devices and technologies to take control of their own healthcare needs and outcomes. With the ease of online access to tools such as patient forums, advocacy … Continue reading
