Best is active listening; then address their pain points, by providing drug information or evidence based facts. This works for me and always make the HCPs loyal to our brand due to efficacy and relationship established.

To effectively tackle objections from medical specialists, start by listening to their concerns and then provide compelling and data driven solutions that showcase the advantages of your product, also strengthening your credibility through testimonials and offering trial opportunities can help build trust and foster a positive dialogue.

I agree - listening to each objection carefully and then paraphrasing it back to make sure you really understand the issue is critical. This helps in a few ways: first - it shows you respect and appreciate their comments. Second - it allows you time to craft your response rather than blurting out the first thing that comes to mind. It also allows the rest of the meeting participants to see and hear how your product can broader organization. Win-win-win!

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