External Stakeholders definition
Examples of External Stakeholders in a sentence
Advisory Boards refers to internal Meetings organised by the Company where the Company engages External Stakeholders (i.e., “Advisors”) to provide the Company with independent advice and input within their area of expertise.
Representatives refers to Employees who are members of any Commercial channel who Promote Company Products directly to External Stakeholders.
Market Research refers to the systematic gathering and interpretation of quantitative or qualitative data on the market environment from External Stakeholders or Patients using statistical and analytical methods to gain insight and support decision-making.
Meetings may be for an internal Employee audience, or for an external audience of External Stakeholders and may be held in-person or virtually.
Meeting refers to a planned gathering of External Stakeholders, which the Company organises or supports, either financially or non-financially.
Profiling (also known as “disease insight visits”) refers to discussions with External Stakeholders to gain an understanding of their involvement in a disease area, including therapeutic options, medical gaps, External Stakeholder needs or the needs of Patients.
Item of Medical Utility refers to an Item of Value primarily designed to educate External Stakeholders or Patients or help External Stakeholders educate Patients about disease management in disease state areas relevant to Authorised Company Products or Uses.
Other Third Parties refers to the category of Third Parties who are not External Stakeholders or Patients, including, but not limited to, the media, suppliers, distributors, agents and joint venture, co-promotion, research and licensing partners.
External Stakeholders refers to the category of Third Parties who are external customers and other relevant stakeholders, including Healthcare Professionals (“HCPs”) and Healthcare Organisations (“HCOs”), Scientifically Trained Personnel engaged by the Company to provide Services, Public Officials, Patient Groups and other relevant public and private organisations and groups.
Promotional Speaker Programmes refers to Promotional Meetings organised by the Company to Promote Authorised Company Products or Uses, where the Company engages External Stakeholders (i.e., “Promotional Speakers”) to speak to other External Stakeholders on behalf of the Company about such topics.