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Results from a document analysis and semi-structured interviews, the researcher concluded that there are challenges for BC organizational-level readiness for effective and impactful achievement of SDG 3 via transformational partnerships that will have a significant impact on population health; however, a great deal of thought, effort, and motivation is present. These insights highlight the practice- and leadership-oriented elements that support more transformational, systems-level change.</p>","abstract_html":"&lt;p dir=&quot;ltr&quot;&gt;This research explores biopharmaceutical companies&#x27; organizational readiness for transformational partnerships and more specifically, for the prevention of CMDs (phenomenon of interest). The researcher posited a relationship between organizational, leadership, and readiness factors and organizational readiness to engage in transformational partnerships within biopharmaceutical companies. 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