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Eric Racine: The Patient Advocacy Voices Podcast is Back for 2025

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Jan 9, 2025, 16:07

Eric Racine: The Patient Advocacy Voices Podcast is Back for 2025

Eric Racine, Vice President and US Country Head at Sanofi, posted on LinkedIn:

“Exciting News! The Patient Advocacy Voices Podcast is Back for 2025!

We’re thrilled to kick off the new season with a very special episode that you won’t want to miss!

In this premiere episode, we’ve invited all of our amazing Sanofi co-hosts from Season 1 to join us for a powerful executive summary of their episodes. Together, we are revisiting the incredible insights shared by the inspiring patient advocacy thought leaders who joined us in 2024. Think of it as your highlight reel – packed with snackable insights and key takeaways from the past season!

But that’s not all. This episode is also a launchpad for the future. We dive into key topics and challenges that will shape patient advocacy in 2025, setting the stage for deeper conversations and impactful episodes throughout the year.

If you’re passionate about amplifying patient voices, driving innovation in advocacy, or staying ahead of trends in healthcare, this episode is the perfect starting point.

Tune in now to get:

A concise overview of 2024’s biggest lessons in patient advocacy
A sneak peek at the topics we’ll explore in 2025

Let’s start the new year strong—together, we’ll elevate patient advocacy to new heights.”

Listen Further.

Elizabeth F. Franklin, Head of U.S. Public Affairs and Patient Advocacy for Oncology at Sanofi, shared this post on LinkedIn, adding:

“Last year we kicked off Sanofi’s Patient Advocacy Voices podcast featuring the wisdom and innovation of our extraordinary patient advocacy partners. If you missed any of last year’s episodes, check out this wrap up and get excited to join us for season two!”

Elizabeth Franklin currently serves as Head of U.S. Public Affairs and Patient Advocacy for Oncology with Sanofi. In this role, she collaborates with the U.S. advocacy community to advance innovation, ensure access, and improve health outcomes. She is also actively involved in various organizations and coalitions, including the Association of Oncology Social Work, Academy of Oncology Nurse and Patient Navigators, National Navigation Roundtable, and the National Association of Social Workers.