In 2012, JAMA published a survey involving 2137 people exploring their views on physician rating sites, and how influential those ratings were to them in selecting a physician. Of those surveyed, 19% considered a physician’s rating very important; 40% thought it somewhat important; and 41% thought the ratings not important…
Tags: Management, Search Engine Optimization, Search Engine Marketing, medical care, Survey
Click below to watch the presentation of findings from the first-ever survey of surgeons using the laser in cataract surgery.
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Click below to watch the presentation of findings from the first-ever survey of surgeons using the laser in cataract surgery.
Permission to Use Slides: If you would like a copy of the slides in this presentation, please press below button – Laser Cataract Survey Results | Download Slides.
Laser Cataract Survey Results | Download Slides
Electronic Health Records (EHR) is a subject that has been controversial within medicine and especially within ophthalmology. Vendor claims of improved efficiency, “paperless” office environments, and government reimbursement too often fail to meet expectations among physicians and administrators….
Tags: Medicare, Expectations, Data, Ophthalmology, case study, Survey, Electronic Health Records, EHR
Since their introduction five years ago, presbyopia-correcting IOLs have created a new category within cataract surgery. The combination of greater visual functionality with the ability to charge an additional fee for the implantation of these lenses has given ophthalmology a new premium-level offering to consumers who are considering cataract surgery…
Tags: Survey, Ophthalmology, consumers, Cataract surgery, surgery, Patients, Results, Vision, Data, Market