More Than 200 Health Projects a Year Out of Madrid
Doctaforum is a health marketing and scientific services agency with an office on Calle Monasterios de Suso y Yuso in Madrid. It says it has worked in health for more than 27 years and handles more than 200 projects a year.
The agency works only in health. Its clients are laboratories, medical societies, hospitals and research groups, and its work is aimed at healthcare professionals, patients and care teams. Its AEAPS profile describes a team of more than 45 people across medical, digital and strategy departments.
Accredited Training, Events and Scientific Consulting
Doctaforum describes its output as campaigns, events, programs, content and experiences. It provides scientific services for professionals and builds accredited and non-accredited training in digital and in-person formats.
Its AEAPS profile groups the offer into marketing, scientific consulting and events. The homepage lists Veeva certification, which is relevant for pharma clients using Veeva for field force and content tools.
Hemophilia, Lung Cancer and Ultrasound Programs
Named projects on the homepage include THE HAB, a hemophilia training initiative for SOBI, and PERSPECTIVA, a protocol on primary immune thrombocytopenia for the same client. ONCTIME is accredited digital training on lung cancer in older patients for the Spanish Lung Cancer Group (GECP), built around four clinical forums. ECONECT is an in-person ultrasound training program for Merz Therapeutics Iberia.
The agency holds an EcoVadis Silver rating and is a member of AEAPS, the Spanish association of health advertising agencies. It also lists collaboration with charities including Médicos Sin Fronteras and Ayuda en Acción as part of its social responsibility work.
Doctaforum does not publish prices. Training programs and campaigns are scoped per project. Ask how accreditation costs, speaker fees and digital platforms are billed.
Sponsored training projects often involve a pharma company, a medical society and the agency, so ask for a contract that sets out who owns the content, who holds participant data and how long materials stay online. For accredited programs, ask about the usual timeline from scientific committee to launch, and for events, ask for a cost breakdown covering venue, logistics, speaker fees and digital platforms.
Accreditation Timelines and Separating Sponsor Content
- Who handles accreditation of training programs, and how long does it usually take?
- Which of your team members are medical or scientific staff?
- How do you keep sponsor content separate from scientific content in society projects?
- What digital channels do you run beyond training platforms?
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