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Is diversity the answer to the talent crisis in Life Sciences?

For us at GenSearch diversity is particularly important in several ways. With our international team we see on a daily basis the advantages of a diverse team. And we see that this works on the basis of a small or medium-sized company just as it does in a large company. The principles apply to our own work but also affect our service for the diverse customers we have. So whenever the topic comes to talent crisis or skills shortage, we have ways to solve it. Because it’s usually not the shortage of people or even the shortage of talent, it’s mostly

Updated 4 years ago

Outcomes in Healthcare: the supplier/pharma perspective

The pharmaceutical industry is one of the largest suppliers of healthcare systems and solutions. A global industry, its core business is discovering, developing and selling commercialized drugs. However, drugs are only one part of treatment and there is recognition within companies of a need for change including:Discussing outcomes at every stage of the product lifecycle from drug discovery to patent expiry.Stopping programs early which cannot demonstrate positive outcomes for patients.Reconfiguring

Updated 4 years ago

How to find the right people for high-level positions

High-level recruiting can be quite challenging, to say the least, and is therefore a very important part of a company’s development. The people you’re searching for there will not only play a very important role in your company, they also need to be a lasting fit for their position. And since you’re fishing in a very exclusive pond in high-level recruiting, candidates are often either constantly approached or at least quite picky with their career opportunities. So you need the right strategy to attract their attention.<s

Updated 4 years ago

Getting to the bottom of E in E-Health

Since the Act on secure digital communication and applications in the health care system (E-Health Act) has been passed, there have been some developments to be talked about. One way to do this is the conference conhIT in Berlin, that every year connects exactly these two topics: Health and IT. To

Updated 4 years ago

The future of Life Sciences – it’s all about fusion

Attending the Swiss Biotech Day 2016 in Basel this week was interesting once again, not only for the many valuable meetings and contacts, but also for the insights and take-aways that the day had to offer professionally. The Swiss Biotech Report<span style="background-color: transpa

Updated 4 years ago

How start-ups can help us keep up in the race for bio-based technologies

Bio-based technologies, especially polymers and chemicals were the center of attention at the bio-based start-up day in Cologne yesterday that I attended. Several start-ups introduced their ideas and it was a way for them to get in touch with industry and investors and for all of us to netw

Updated 4 years ago

Looking for a high-level position – not just like any other job search

The further careers advance the more difficult it seems to become to actually “look for a job”. Many of the great career opportunities are not just advertised in the common paper of your choice and many companies who want to fill high-level positions are very hesitant to just put them “out there”. Most of the everyday job-search and application how-to’s don’t apply to high-level positions. Obviously you have to do your homework and prep yourself for an interview but very often these steps are just “the usual”, what comes before is the difficult p

Updated 4 years ago

The challenges of connected Healthcare

Imagine medical devices so intelligent they can run themselves. For example, a flying defibrillator embedded in a drone which saves lives by reaching cardiac patients within minutes of their rhythm monitoring device registering something is wrong – before an actual cardiac event.In the past, the devices had to be manually adjusted by clinicians to respond to patients’ needs. Currently, communication which functions in two directions already enables remote changes of device sett

Updated 4 years ago

HR and Life Sciences – How to combine fine recruiting with industry expertise

One major challenge when it comes to mastering HR in Life Sciences that we come across very often when handling a search is the necessary combination of industry expertise and management and leadership knowledge. Often these two rather different skill-sets are hard to find in one person. So either the HR department has problems with evaluating the industry expertise or the people with the industry expertise don’t know how to access and develop talent.The Frankfurt School of Fin

Updated 4 years ago

Outcomes in Healthcare: developing and measuring standards

The definition of health outcomes can be defined as results of care, which matter most to patients, e.g. quality of life. These outcomes should be organized around value. By value, we mean outcomes divided by cost. The goal is to achieve the best outcomes for the lowest cost, which should apply worldwide.However, huge variation occurs globally in clinical outcomes both within and between countries, e.g. in hospital performance and in mortality rates, as does the cost of deliver

Updated 4 years ago

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