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Topical Polls and Industry Trends
Engaging with Physicians: A Year in Review
In this study, we explore the perceptions of US and Canadian physicians on conference attendance and CHE/CME events.
The results highlight that while virtual events have become common, in-person conferences continue to provide significantly more value. Physicians prioritize interactive elements such as Q&A sessions, panel discussions, and case-based workshops, which enhance engagement and learning. The study also reveals the key factors that influence physicians’ attendance, satisfaction, and what they expect from pharmaceutical companies to create a valuable conference experience.
Discover more in our detailed infographic.
Gen Pop experience with PSPs
We are excited to share some of the results of our latest independent study on patient perceptions of pharmaceutical companies and the impact of Patient Support Programs (PSPs). Our findings highlight the crucial role PSPs play in enhancing trust and satisfaction among patients.
Explore our latest infographic to discover more about the importance of these programs and their influence on patient experiences.
Gen Pop experience with Vaccines
Vaccines have been an almost inescapable topic across the media since COVID-19. Now, four years out from the start of the pandemic, we wanted to better understand vaccination rates and explore those that are most sought out by the general public.
This independent study explores American and Canadian experiences with vaccines. MD Analytics surveyed 1000 people in each country, and the results highlight high vaccination rates and the crucial role pharmacies play in providing access, especially for flu and COVID-19 vaccines.
View our latest infographic to discover findings on vaccination trends and the opportunities for increasing awareness and uptake of essential vaccines.