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Insights: Nov. 2011 ENewsletter
This edition includes:
- Insights from the 2011 Sources & Interactions Study, covering mobile app use among Physicians
- HMI-Physicians most browsed: Phychiatry, Urology and Oncology/Hematology
- Statistics of the month: Rate increases remained under 3% for multispecialty publications
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Users of E-Books and E-Reader Apps On Mobile Devices Shown to Be More Engaged and Active “E-Patients” Than General Internet Population
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Kantar Media Reports Physicians Turning To Social Networks For Professional Purposes
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Online Health Research Behavior Varies Based Upon Stage of Condition; Gender
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PERQ/HCI and MARS Medical Are Now Part of Kantar Media
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In the News
Jayne Krahn from Kantar Media Health gave a terrific presentation ("Linking Website Exposure Data To Survey Data: A Single-source Solution") to the 2011 Print & Digital Research Forum in San Francisco; the paper's now available to download!
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