SO…… who do you feel like during the holidays?!?! Although I’d love to say “Miss Cheery” on the left, I think I’m more often “Mrs. Stress Ball” on the right!
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(or any Regulatory Agency for that matter!)
I once learned from a very awesome colleague of mine (not to mention any names, but Michael Katz of Blue Penguin Development, small business marketing guru!), to “Stay in front of the people you know, over and over again, in a way that positions you as a likeable expert.”
So really, how do you prepare for meetings with the FDA? They can be quite intimidating, especially for new companies developing a relationship with the FDA for the first time. Who knows what they need to hear? Who knows what they will ask? Do we wing it or do we prepare? Can we prepare? How would we prepare?
So really, how do you prepare for meetings with the FDA? They can be quite intimidating, especially for new companies developing a relationship with the FDA for the first time. Who knows what they need to hear? Who knows what they will ask? Do we wing it or do we prepare? Can we prepare? How would we prepare?
(or any Regulatory Agency for that matter!)
I once learned from a very awesome colleague of mine (not to mention any names, but Michael Katz of Blue Penguin Development, small business marketing guru!), to “Stay in front of the people you know, over and over again, in a way that positions you as a likeable expert.”
Remember back to college (only a ‘couple’ years ago, right?!) . . . big presentation coming up! Did you prepare? Research your topic? Take notes? Make a power point presentation? Practice it a few times? My guess is that you did. If not, I can’t imagine things turned out too well! Which leads me to our topic for today . . . how do you prepare for meetings with the FDA?
(or any Regulatory Agency for that matter!)
I once learned from a very awesome colleague of mine (not to mention any names, but Michael Katz of Blue Penguin Development, small business marketing guru!), to “Stay in front of the people you know, over and over again, in a way that positions you as a likeable expert.”
SO…… who do you feel like during the holidays?!?! Although I’d love to say “Miss Cheery” on the left, I think I’m more often “Mrs. Stress Ball” on the right!
Although I have never been a patient in a Clinical trial, a personal medical experience got me thinking about today’s newsletter topic. Years ago (when I was oh-so-young and naïve), while working in the lab during my early years in the industry, I was hit with an unbearable abdominal pain . . . one so bad I was rushed to the Doctor for a look. After a few palpations of my abdomen and questions posed by the Doc, he claimed it’s “probably just a kidney stone” that will take care of itself, and I was sent on my way. In hours the pain completely subsided, so I assumed he was right and I passed the stone (TMI?!). HURRAY, what an accomplishment!! Three months later the pain returned with a vengeance.
(or any Regulatory Agency for that matter!)
I once learned from a very awesome colleague of mine (not to mention any names, but Michael Katz of Blue Penguin Development, small business marketing guru!), to “Stay in front of the people you know, over and over again, in a way that positions you as a likeable expert.”
