Emma D’Arcy is a communication strategist for the pharmaceutical and healthcare industry. With a heritage in medical communications, Emma has worked with pharmaceutical companies, the medical profession, research organisations and patient groups for 15 years, completing every type of communication project across almost all disease areas.
As an advocate for the pharmaceutical industry and a passionate believer that aligning the aspirations and ambitions of all stakeholders in healthcare is key to improving outcomes for patients, Emma is frequently invited to comment on the positive aspects of working with the pharmaceutical industry and to author articles about the industry. This has included running workshops, focus groups, advisory boards and global initiatives on topics as far-reaching and politically sensitive as lowering drug prices in Africa, establishing promotional literacy through the medical community and even promoting the importance of encouraging women to take up a career in science. In 2008, Emma co-founded myphid.com - the only professional networking site for the pharmaceutical industry and the medical community to work openly and transparently in a new era of engagement.
Emma oversees the annual ACTIVATE conference on industry-physician interactions, and was recently published/has publications pending in the BMJ, PM Europe, PharmaFocus, PLoS and the Journal of Medical Marketing about the challenges surrounding the value of interactions.
Emma D’Arcy is a communication strategist for the pharmaceutical and healthcare industry. With a heritage in medical communications, Emma has worked with pharmaceutical companies, the medical profession, research organisations and patient groups for 15 years, completing every type of communication project across almost all disease areas.
