Who can enter?
Entries for these awards may be submitted by any UK, European or International organisation of the following types:
- Advertising and creative agencies
- Digital communications agencies
- PR, medical education, medical communications, marketing communications or market access agencies
- Pharmaceutical companies, biotech and life sciences companies
- Patient organisations and health/medical charities
- Professional association or body
- NHS organisations
- Technology or software companies operating in the healthcare space
- Other healthcare companies or agencies
Dates
Entries must have been active, online or in use at some stage between the 18th October 2023 and 17th October 2024.
Material entered into the PM Society Awards 2024 will NOT be accepted unless forming a small part of a new campaign.
Any questions regarding eligibility please contact Lorna Milner
Language and markets
Programmes or campaigns aimed exclusively at overseas markets only (i.e. non-UK) must be supplied in an English language version with relevant metrics/performance indicators. They will be judged in exactly the same way as UK programmes. All entries, where applicable, must comply with the ABPI Code of Practice or, for overseas material, the appropriate national or regional code.
Campaign extensions
Entries which are extensions of a previously entered campaign must, in the opinion of the judges, be noticeably different from previous executions.
Number of projects/programmes you can enter
Across all categories, the number of entries that feature the same creative concept/image is limited to FOUR, including FOC categories.
Suitable content for these awards
We welcome entries from, but not exclusive to;
- Pharmaceutical – Prescription medicines
- Pharmaceutical – Over the counter medicines
- Health or Medical Charity – Patient support, disease awareness
- Medical Devices
- Dentistry
- Aesthetics
Veterinary Health and product-related entries cannot be accepted. Work highlighting a social, environmental or political issue is not eligible unless there is a significant health or medical component.
