Market Research Resources For Medical and Surgical Products

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For GE Medical Systems each customer is a market of one: GE Medical Systems Group used two types of mailed surveys to encourage customers to voice their opinions. The first survey, called the post-installation tracking study, asked for the customer's opinion of the sales process, preinstallation, delivery, installation, training and product performance for their recent purchase. The second survey, the sales and service tracking study, asked the customer to evaluate GE Medical's total account management and service delivery performance.
Use care, preparation when conducting medical qualitative research: Because medical market research respondents are not self-selecting, qualitative researchers are advised to take time to learn about their needs and limitations - emotionally and physically - and do what they can to meet respondents as they are.
10 tips for conducting better product research with clinicians: When conducting research among clinicians, it's important to consider the unique medical environment and remember that clinicians are people, not just professionals.
For Toshiba America Medical Systems, satisfaction research removes uncertainty from customer relationships: Toshiba America Medical Systems uses a finely-tuned customer satisfaction research process, married with external analyst data, to maintain a handle on customers’ perceptions of company performance.
Designing medical products for the global economy: Medical products are particularly sensitive to cultural influence because the differences in medical practices throughout the world are considerable. This article discusses designing medical products for the global market using cross-cultural research, including avoiding common pitfalls, when to use cross-cultural research, defining procedures, incorporating a study control, and costs.

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10 tips for conducting better product research with clinicians: When conducting research among clinicians, it's important to consider the unique medical environment and remember that clinicians are people, not just professionals.
For Toshiba America Medical Systems, satisfaction research removes uncertainty from customer relationships: Toshiba America Medical Systems uses a finely-tuned customer satisfaction research process, married with external analyst data, to maintain a handle on customers’ perceptions of company performance.