BBK Worldwide’s new logo was recently selected from among 35,000 entries to be showcased in LogoLounge Book 11 – the bestselling book series that features the leading edge of identity design by highly accomplished and noteworthy designers. The international competition was judged by a preeminent panel of experts who represent the best of the best in the design community. With this recognition, let’s take a closer look at the award-winning logo and the creative vision behind it.
Topics: BBK Worldwide, Patient Engagement, Clinical Trials, Patient Experience, Creative, Logo, Design, Brand Identity
Topics: BBK Worldwide, Physician Engagement, Site Support, Site Selection, Site Engagement, Clinical Trials, Study Voices
Ensuring Successful Enrollment of Your Clinical Trials
The market has never been more competitive for small- and mid-size biopharmaceutical companies. While your company may not have the resources or depth of experience as the larger companies, with the right strategies you can find yourself better positioned to deliver results faster and with less expense to reach your clinical trial enrollment goals.
In this free, downloadable ebook, we offer solutions
Topics: BBK Worldwide, Patient Retention, Patient Recruitment, Patient Engagement, eBook, Technology, Trends, Global Patient Recruitment
A city where women make on average .83 for every dollar earned by men, Boston is taking steps to close the wage gap through “100% Talent: The Boston Women’s Compact.” The compact is a voluntary pledge that more than 100 Metro Boston-based organizations have already signed, indicating their promise to close the gender wage gap in the workplace. Salary data will be collected and analyzed and companies will have access to research-driven tools and support to address pay gaps and inequities. Proudly, it’s also the first initiative of its kind in the country.
Topics: BBK Worldwide, Wage Gap, Wage Equality
The 51st Annual DIA Meeting kicked off yesterday in Washington, DC. So far it has been a whirlwind of presenting, networking and having fun at our booth (#2026 come see us)! DIA is the perfect time to announce the latest in company news, and we have no shortage of announcements to share this year.
Topics: BBK Worldwide, mHealth
Are you planning attend the DIA Annual Meeting later this month in Washington, DC? For those of us working in drug research and development, it’s a great time to connect with the people and organizations working to accelerate the development of new therapies and enhance patient care.
Topics: BBK Worldwide, Conferences
Founded in 1983 with a $30,000 loan and two military surplus desks, BBK Worldwide has become a global, multi-million dollar corporation that is changing the face of patient recruitment for clinical R&D in the pharma and biopharma industries. Today, our founding principals, Bonnie A. Brescia and Joan F. Bachenheimer have created a global enterprise – one that that is true to their philosophies of how a business, its products, services, and culture can create new opportunities for its staff, clients and benefit consumers.
Topics: BBK Worldwide, Webinars
What would you do if you had access to $3 million dollars to invest in improving the clinical research field? This might be a relatively small budget by some standards, but significant enough to make a difference and BBK has some very specific plans to do just that as we continue to deliver on our value proposition, BBK Worldwide: The Patients To Find the Cure.
Topics: BBK Worldwide, Patient Centricity
Considering a social media campaign for your clinical trial? While there are proven advantages to using social media as a patient recruitment tactic, additional considerations must be explored when deciding if social media fits your campaign’s needs. First, scope out your audience by evaluating the opportunity with a social media listening program. For example, how active and engaged is this study community on social media? Or, how many Facebook groups, outlets, etc. are out there for these patients to find each other? Next, evaluate the outlet – What are all my options when building a social media page? Or, what outlets can I use if I just want to advertise?
Topics: BBK Worldwide, Patient Recruitment, Social Media, Technology
A few weeks ago, and nearly five years after its open hearing on the topic, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) finally released its proposed guidelines for how drug and device makers should navigate social media. Much has been written on the new guidelines including a few informative posts by Ed Silverman at the Wall Street Journal. As Silverman notes, among the 50 largest drug makers, half are still not using social media to engage consumers or patients, according to a survey by the IMS Institute for Health Informatics. He also suggests that the FDA will likely use the guidances as trial-and-error blueprints themselves as they run across questions that were not answered or situations that may not have been anticipated.
Topics: BBK Worldwide, Patient Recruitment, Social Media, Technology