Ideas
Writing and thinking from the Workomics team.
Biotech Perspectives
Collected wisdom from 15+ years working with pharma and biotechs. We share our point of view on patient experience, rare and complex disease, and communication best practices.
Knowing when to start, and stop
Ella Korets-Smith talks about starting two different biotechs, the experience of winding one of them down, and how she prioritizes relationship-building.
Women Entrepreneurs
We love to get inspired by other entrepreneurs. Our ongoing series of interviews with women business owners explores how and why they built their companies.
Knowing when to start, and stop
Ella Korets-Smith talks about starting two different biotechs, the experience of winding one of them down, and how she prioritizes relationship-building.
Deconstructing Work
Today’s workplaces are more global, more flexible, more intergenerational. We deconstruct what that means for how we collaborate, communicate, and incorporate new ways of working.
Calibrating constraints
A discussion about the nature of constraints at work, focusing on their benefits and drawbacks, and tips for working within their bounds.
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Knowing when to start, and stop
Ella Korets-Smith talks about starting two different biotechs, the experience of winding one of them down, and how she prioritizes relationship-building.
Calibrating constraints
A discussion about the nature of constraints at work, focusing on their benefits and drawbacks, and tips for working within their bounds.
Co-creation and the ownership effect
An examination of the challenges of balancing paid work with caregiving responsibilities, with suggestions for how to create a caregiver-friendly workplace.
Bedside Manners: How a pediatrician approaches patient education
An interview with Dr. Karissa Young, a general pediatrician, about her philosophies and strategies around patient education.
The critical role of nurses in patient experience
A look at the role nurses play while sitting at the intersection of scientific knowledge and patient education.
Throwing out the instruction book
Melissa Williams, founder of Simply Patient, discusses why patient-centricity can be challenging in pharmaceutical companies, and how she stays laser-focused on bringing patient voices earlier in drug development.
On journey mapping
Moving beyond customer-centricity theatre. An in-depth breakdown of journey maps and how to use them correctly.
Caregiver-friendly workplaces
An examination of the challenges of balancing paid work with caregiving responsibilities, with suggestions for how to create a caregiver-friendly workplace.
The case for early investment in rare disease state education
An examination of reasons why disease state education for rare diseases helps patients better navigate their journey and complex decisions.
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