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Leading the next chapter of medical affairs: New Interim President, Lauren Pasfield
Medical: In this podcast, Lauren Pasfield, Senior Medical Manager at AbbVie shared valuable insights into her new role as the Interim President of the Medical Affairs Professionals of Australasia (MAPA) and the organisation’s recent progress. She expressed her excitement about taking on the leadership position within MAPA.
Lauren discussed the highlights and key areas of focus for MAPA over the past year, shedding light on the organisation’s key achievements. She also addressed the challenges and complexities currently faced by professionals in the medical affairs function, offering a glimpse into the intricacies of their roles.
Furthermore, Lauren outlined her vision for driving opportunities and fostering collaborations among MAPA and its members. She highlighted her strategic direction for the organisation’s growth and development.
Lastly, Lauren provided a preview of the upcoming MAPA-MAPS conference scheduled for November. She offered insights into the key themes that attendees can expect during this year’s conference, giving a glimpse into the event’s content and focus areas.
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