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Industry Insights: mHealth Usage and Adoption
January 15th, 2015What are healthcare practitioners currently doing to utilize mHealth tools in their clinical practice? Who is adopting these tools and technologies? How are they being harnessed to improve patient access to care? What opportunities and obstacles might the future hold? (more…)
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The Evolving Landscape of US Healthcare
December 4th, 2014By Paul W. Allen, Executive Vice President, Olson Research Group, Inc.
Published in the 2014 Yearbook of the British Healthcare Business Intelligence Association (BHBIA). (more…)
Expected Cancer Spending Over $150B
November 19th, 2014The US healthcare system is expected to spend more than a staggering $150B treating cancer by 2020. It is imperative that healthcare marketing research agencies offer clients the ability to reach targeted oncology segments. Discover how Olson Research leads in Oncology Marketing Research.
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What Do Healthcare Practitioners Really Think of Healthcare Reform?
June 20th, 2014Industry Insights Volume 4: Issue 6
Using our internet-based tool OlsonOnline™, fueled by the engine of our proprietary healthcare database, Olson Research surveyed more than 1,200 HCPs of various specialties to see how they were adapting to the current reforms and how well they understood the reform plans. The answers may not be what you expected.
Olson Research Group Welcomes New Chief Operating Officer
January 2nd, 2014Olson Research Group, Inc. is very pleased to announce the appointment of Tim Oczkowski as Chief Operating Officer. Tim brings to Olson Research Group over 15 years of diverse operations and technical management experience having held various leadership and technical positions at TNS, Ipsos and GfK.
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Electronic Health Records Adoption, Platform, Utility, and Practice Management
December 24th, 2013Electronic Health Records Adoption, Platform, Utility, and Practice Management
EHRs are a critical part of the practice of medicine in the post-ACA era; the more we understand how HCPs feel about EHRs and how HCPs are using the technology, the better equipped we will be as researchers to leverage the platforms and the data garnered by them. The opportunity to integrate research instruments and to collaborate with the technology partners in the HIT world will be one of the next big steps in market research for the life sciences industry.
How Are Physicians Utilizing Mobile-Based Survey Tools?
June 24th, 2013Industry Insights Volume 4: Issue 5
Using our new mobile-based survey platform, OlsonOnline™, and fueled by our proprietary healthcare database, Olson Research recently surveyed US physicians to learn more about which physicians were adapting to using mobile marketing research survey tools and how they were utilizing this new technology. The answers may not be what you expected.
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Electronic Health Record (EHR) Platforms: Industry Landscape
March 24th, 2013Industry Insights Volume 4: Issue 4
Using our internet-based tool OlsonOnline™, fueled by the engine of our proprietary healthcare database, Olson Research surveyed more than 1,600 US healthcare professionals, including a mix of PCPs, specialists, and NP/PAs from solo, group, and hospital-based practices in January 2013. The objective for the research pieces was to delve deeper into the EHR platforms that are most commonly used by healthcare professionals in this increasingly crowded industry. It is worth noting that 79% of respondents are currently using EHRs, 42% of EHR Non-users are most likely to be solo practitioners and 76% of respondents have been using EHRs for more than one year.
Electronic Health Record (EHR) Impact on Practice Management: Improving the Quality of Healthcare?
December 24th, 2012Industry Insights Volume 4: Issue 3
Our recent research on Electronic Health Records (EHR) has uncovered some unexpected trends associated with adoption, utility, and impact on practice management. While EHR platforms offer the promise of increasing efficiency and improving patient care, are physicians really utilizing EHR to achieve this goal? The answers may surprise you.
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Electronic Health Record (EHR) Utility: Bridging the Application Gap
September 24th, 2012Industry Insights Volume 4: Issue 2
In the second part to our EHR series, we look at the utility of EHR systems and find that there is a large gap between the utility value of EHR platform between current users and future adopters. Among EHR users, applications that could improve patient standards of care are most valuable; not so among future EHR adopters.