Insights

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• health records

Industry Insights Volume 4: Issue 1

Our research confirms that overall Electronic Health Records (EHR) adoption is on the rise, with 76% of surveyed physicians utilizing EHR platforms in their practices today. However, adoption varies widely both by specialty and practice type. This is the first in our four-part series on EHR and its affect on practices today.

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• dental,
• specialty

Industry Insights 1st Quarter 2012

In November 2011, Olson Research surveyed 150 dental practices to gain insights into the makeup of their practice, the services they offered and the nature of their payment structure. Two-thirds (n=102) of the practices were solo practitioners while the remaining third (n=48) had more than one practicing dentist. Of the total, 79% considered their primary specialty as dentistry while the remaining 21% indicated something else as their primary specialty.

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• insurers

Industry Insights 4th Quarter 2011

In October 2011, Olson Research conducted teledepth interviews with US-based physicians to determine the extent to which treatment decisions by prescribers are made in the evolving healthcare environment. We wanted to explore whether treatment decisions are being made in a state of autonomy or are healthcare practitioners pressured to treat patients based upon protocols established and enforced by employers, insurers or other external sources.

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• market research,
• primary care physicians

Industry Insights 2nd Quarter 2011

In June 2011, Olson Research surveyed more than 400 US-based primary care physicians to better understand their level of willingness in completing a medical history form for their patients and having this information included in a market research survey.

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• primary care physicians

Industry Insights 1st Quarter 2011

In April 2011, Olson Research surveyed more than 400 US-based primary care physicians to better understand their level of willingness with having their digital internet behavior monitored.

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Tags:

• cardiologist,
• endocrinologist,
• gynecologist,
• medical records,
• obstetrician,
• oncologist,
• pediatrician,
• primary care physicians

Industry Insights 4th Quarter 2010

In September 2010, using our internet-based tool OlsonOnline™ and proprietary healthcare database, Olson Research surveyed more than 800 US-based primary care physicians (46%), obstetrician/gynecologists (16%), pediatricians (15%), endocrinologists (9%), cardiologists (8%), and oncologists (6%) about how they use electronic medical records in their clinical practice.
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• endocrinologist,
• market research,
• oncologist,
• rheumatologist

Industry Insights 2nd Quarter 2009

In April 2009, using our internet-based tool OlsonOnline™ and proprietary healthcare database, Olson Research surveyed more than 500 US-based primary care physicians, oncologists, endocrinologists and rheumatologists about the types of market research studies that they have participated in over the past 12 months. We also gained insights
into how market researchers can make participating in these studies more enjoyable.

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• patients

Industry Insights 1st Quarter 2009

In December 2008, using our internet-based tool OlsonOnline™ and proprietary healthcare database, Olson Research surveyed more than 400 US-based primary care physicians from both solo and group practice settings to better understand their attitudes and perceptions about direct patient care and the amount of time they spent with their patients.

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• patient

ORG Quarterly 3rd Quarter 2008

In June 2008, using our internet-based tool OlsonOnline™ and proprietary healthcare database, Olson Research surveyed more than 400 US-based physicians to better understand physician and patient attitudes and perceptions about using online or electronic patient record services.

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• drugs

ORG Quarterly 2nd Quarter 2008

In March 2008, using our internet-based tool OlsonOnline™ and proprietary healthcare database, Olson Research surveyed more than 400 US-based physicians in order to better understand physician attitudes and perceptions of drugs that are considered the “Gold Standard” in their respective drug classes.

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