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a synopsis of the findings by the agency of Delhi..surely recommend to buy the report

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  • The Digital Doctor Study: Scope

    Coverage area

    Total number of healthcare practitioners covered1517

    317 1200Direct InterviewsOnline & Telephonic Interviews

    The daTa collecTed has been analysed and will be presenTed in Three parTs. This reporT is The firsT one in

    The Three-parT series.

    10Non-

    Metros

    4Metros

    CardiologyEndocrinologyGynaecologyNeurosurgeryInternal Medicine

    MumbaiNew DelhiChandigarhKolkataBangalore

    Specializations | 19

    Cities/Towns | 14

    PaediatricsBariatric SurgeryPulmonologyCosmetic SurgeryPsychiatry

    General SurgeryHepatologyChest MedicineGastroenterologyAnaesthesiology

    NephrologyOphthalmologyOrthopaedicsCritical care

    HyderabadChennaiKochiAhmedabadLucknow

    PatnaJaipurPuneBhopal

  • Trends

    Heavy-users top the chart among online healthcare practitioners

    Internet-savvy Indian healthcare practitioners

    Several times a day

    Several times a week

    Once a day

    50%

    45%

    40%

    35%

    30%

    25%

    20%

    15%

    10%

    5%

    0%

    47.2%

    37.1%

    15.7%

    72%

    28%

    Frequent users (several times a day several times a week)

    Infrequent users (once a week not at all)

  • Are specialists the least net-savvy?

    Specialists trailing both GPs and Super-specialists

    0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

    Search Info (Google) General PhysiciansSpecialistsSuper-Specialists

    91.7%94%

    94.6%

    80.4%62%

    78.3%

    Professional Networks (LinkedIn)

    GPsSpSS

    GPsSpSS

    GPsSpSS

    GPsSpSS

    GPsSpSS

    GPsSpSS

    GPsSpSS

    GPsSpSS

    GPsSpSS

    Personal Networking (Facebook)

    83.5%70.2%86.5%

    Online video (YouTube)

    68%52.4%59.4%

    Twitter 66%40.5%67.5%

    Blogs/Forums etc 56.7%35.7%48.6%

    Recommendation sites

    57%46.4%51.3%

    News portals 58.7%44%

    59.4%

    Entertainment portals

    54.6%40.5%56.7%

    Yahoo Groups/Slideshare

    46%40.4%43.2%

  • On-the-go usage higher in non-metros

    70%

    60%

    50%

    40%

    30%

    20%

    10%

    0%

    On the go (before and after work)

    Between patient consultations

    During patient consultations

    On weekends

    54%

    23%

    42%

    9% 4%

    17% 19%

    66%MetroNon Metro

    52%26% 69%58.6%

    31.4% of Indian doctors

    use multiple devices to go

    online

    of Indian doctors go online during/ between patient

    consultations

    of Indian doctors buy stuff online

    (more than banking and

    booking tickets)

    of non-metro doctors are active on Yahoo groups

    and use Slideshare compared with

    of metro doctors

    Also we found ...

  • Strategic questions the report answers how frequently do indian hcps use the online medium?

    is there a marked difference in online activity: 1) among specialties; 2) between specialists and super specialists; 3) specialists and Gps; 4)metros and non-metros and 5) govt and private sector hcps?

    when do hcps go online?

    what are indian hcps major online activities ?

    what are the devices hcps use to connect online?

    how fast are hcps adapting to the online medium for professional communication?

    how do hcps view online promotion of drugs and devices by companies?

    WhatdoHCPsexpectfromthecompaniesinfulfillingunmetneedsinprofessionalcommunication?

    how do they look at online marketing vis-a-vis product promotion by reps?

    what are the aspects that according to hcps lend more credence to online promotion?

    what are their sources for accessing indian data pertaining to drugs?

    what are the company/product websites hcps visit?

    why do hcps visit company websites?

    how can the fusion of digital media help improve indian health care scenario, according to hcps?

    how do hcps view informed patients?

    what are the sources hcps consider credible as far as providing information to patients is concerned?

    how, do they think, companies can play a role in patient education and awareness on diseases and therapies via online media?

    which are the companies they consider best in addressing professional information needs?

  • What we covered/probed

    preferred digital device (to go online) purpose of going online frequency of online use search patterns frequent online activities online use for transactions personal networking hcps key info sources reasons for use Time of online use Factorsinfluencingonlineuse Major information needs Time & frequency of various online

    activities

    how online use helps in practice? which are the areas online use serves? common professional websites visited how often they visit websites of

    pharmafirms

    level of trust in company website information

    hcps dependency on reps to learn about new products

    online platforms used for networking with peers

    hcps referral sources

    scope of digital media to improve healthcare in india

    current level of digital application factors limiting digital use areas where online platforms can be

    effectively engaged

    hurdles in digital penetration hcps perception of informed

    patients

    Key sources of patient information patient online research trendsas seen

    by hcps

    Key info needs of hcps hcps expectations from pharma

    companies in meeting unmet professional needs

    hcps general perception on pharma companies digital promotion

    companies hcps consider are thinking beyond professional information needs

    hcps dependency on Mrs for crucial drug info

    hcps level of participation in online promotion

    hcps preference online promotion vis--vis sales force

    brand awareness of hcps

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    Health

    VIA Media HealthUnit No. 211, 2nd Floor, R G Square, Plot No. 2, I. P. Extention, Patparganj, New Delhi-110092Ph: +91-011-30103012 -16

    Via Media Health is indias largest comprehensive healthcare communication service provider. it focuses on specialized communication as a dedicated, high impact and a high speed connection to various facets of the healthcare business including:

    HealthcarePublicRelations

    PublicHealthCommunication

    IntegratedConsumerMarketingCampaigns

    HealthcareProfessionalorMedicalCommunication

    HealthcareDigitalMarketing

    KOL(KeyOpinionLeaders)

    GovernmentRelations&HealthcarePolicy

    in addition, Via Media health does business consulting for clients. it facilitates alliances and partnerships. Via Media health is into publishing as well. heal india, a highly popular health and lifestyle magazine for doctors, comes from Via Media healths stable. also, it brings out industry insights, analyses and trend reports from time to time.

    Want to order?Price: USD 1,999 + taxes (for the complete report)

    To order your copy and for further information contact us at: [email protected]