Article | May 13, 2024

Navigating Cell And Gene Therapy Commercialization: Key Areas For Success

Source: Cencora

By Lung-I Cheng, Vice President and Head of Cell and Gene Therapy, Cencora

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The cutting-edge realm of cell and gene therapy holds immense promise for revolutionizing healthcare, and its successful commercialization hinges on several key factors.

Regulatory affairs serve as the linchpin in bringing these therapies to market. Early engagement with regulatory agencies is imperative for navigating the intricate regulatory landscape and ensuring adherence to guidelines. Moreover, the proper handling and transportation of these therapies are vital to preserving their efficacy and safety.

Effective distribution is another cornerstone of successful commercialization. Collaboration with seasoned partners well-versed in the unique challenges of this domain is crucial for timely and efficient delivery of therapies to patients.

Central to the success of cell and gene therapy commercialization is robust patient support. Prioritizing patient-centric services such as education, counseling, and access to support networks can significantly enhance the patient experience and treatment outcomes.

Lastly, demonstrating value to stakeholders is paramount. By effectively highlighting the potential benefits and cost-effectiveness of these therapies, companies can garner support from payers, healthcare providers, and investors.

Delve deeper into these critical areas by accessing the full blog below to gain invaluable insights and strategies for successful commercialization.

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