the key factors likely enabling the high
participation and activity by "highest-value" physicians. More than 50
percent of Aptilon's live video detail sessions occurred during evenings
(after 5 p.m.) or Saturdays when physicians were participating from home.
The study found that physicians participating outside of traditional
practice hours (after 5 p.m. or Saturdays) had 20% longer detail durations
than did physicians engaging in online details during office hours.
The study demonstrates a potent new physician access channel that can
help address the challenges that pharmaceutical sales representatives have
accessing "high-value" physicians during normal practice hours. The recent
Health Strategies Group 2008 Access Report found that pharmaceutical
representatives rated 38% of physicians as "hard-to-see" or "no-see"
physicians.
Representatives can also access their called-on physicians remotely
using Aptilon's AxcelRx Live video detailing channel. Representatives can
schedule online details at times more convenient for their key physicians,
and use their Internet-accessible laptops or Tablet PCs to complete longer
details with dynamic presentations. Aptilon's physician survey found that
85% of physicians were interested in participating in a scheduled online
detail with a representative who was calling on their practice.
A detailed summary of the data analysis is available by visiting
http://www.aptilon.com.
About Aptilon Corporation
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Aptilon enables pharmaceutical, biotech and medical device companies to
effectively reach and interact with physicians via the Internet through its
innovative AxcelRx Live video detailing with pharmaceutical sales
representatives, virtual programs, peer selling and other sales and
marketing programs. Through Aptilon's ReachNetSM physician access channel,
Aptilon's network of partner and company-owned website
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