Advancing Medical Affairs Through Data and Scientific Communications: Key Takeaways from DIA MASC 2026

At the 2026 DIA Medical Affairs and Scientific Communications (MASC) Forum, EVERSANA shared new thought leadership focused on how medical affairs teams can strengthen decision‑making, optimize operations, and elevate scientific communications in an increasingly data‑driven environment.

Through two poster presentations, our experts explored current industry practices, benchmarks, and emerging trends shaping how organizations manage medical information and scientific response content today.

Adoption of Central Data Warehouses in Medical Affairs: Benchmarking Trends, Challenges, and Best Practices

This poster examines how medical affairs organizations are approaching the adoption of central data warehouses (CDWs) to better integrate, manage, and activate medical information data. It highlights observed industry trends, common challenges teams face during implementation, and practical best‑practice considerations to support more scalable, insight‑driven medical affairs operations.

Optimizing Scientific Communications: A Comparative Analysis of Medical Information Scientific Response Documents

Focusing on scientific response documents (SRDs), this poster presents a comparative analysis of how medical information teams develop, structure, and deploy SRDs to support high‑quality, compliant scientific communications. The findings offer a benchmarking view of current practices and identify opportunities to improve consistency, efficiency, and usability across medical information content.

Explore both posters to learn more about how EVERSANA is helping medical affairs teams evolve their data strategies and scientific communications to meet today’s and tomorrow’s demands.
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