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manhattanRESEARCH
New Study Tracks Physician Internet
Usage in NEW YORK, NY – May 24,
2006 – Manhattan Research, a healthcare marketing information and services firm,
today revealed emerging trends of European physicians in Germany, Spain, Italy,
France and the United Kingdom. The country-specific insight and data are based
on the comprehensive telephone-based research study Taking the Pulse® In addition to
comprehensive views of the major markets collectively in He continues, “Although
the vast majority of physicians in the major European markets are online, we
continue to see unique strategic opportunities emerge, largely driven by
cultural differences and technology offerings at the country level. Simply
stated, an overlay of the In addition to a robust
analysis by individual countries, the technology and information seeking
preferences of European physician specialties are available immediately to
subscribing clients. Included is a detailed analysis of General Practitioners,
Pediatricians, Cardiologists, Dermatologists, Infectious Disease Specialists, Obstetricians/Gynecologists,
Psychiatrists, Rheumatologists, Surgeons, and Oncologists. To register for the
white paper and download the webcast: - Visit www.manhattanresearch.com/euphysicians.aspx Research Topics Covered Internet use and experience
by location and frequency, email, mobile technology (PDA), electronic
prescribing, electronic CME, professional activities conducted online, future
interest in web-based communication systems, physician websites, portals and
search engine usage, visits to pharmaceutical-owned websites, web-based sample
systems for Rx products, participation in electronic detailing (edetailing). In addition to Taking
the Pulse® Europe, Manhattan Research conducts numerous research studies
among physicians and consumers. Each study serves a unique purpose and focuses
on different aspects of information technology adoption. Broad research is
complemented by targeted analysis among more than 30 consumer therapeutic
segments and 20 physician specialist segments. # # #
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