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Tag Archives: Pharmacist
8 Corona Virus Innovations That Will Become Everyday Consumer Items
Remember when people made fun of Whole Foods for selling pre-peeled fruit to lazy shoppers. It was only afterwards that critics realized people with disabilities are unable to eat oranges otherwise. Or all the times that people made fun of … Continue reading
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Tagged concept test, customer, focus group, in-depth interview, innovation, mystery shop, pharmaceutical, Pharmacist, qualitative, quantitative, sensory test
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It’s A Matter of Life or Death: Applications of Medical Market Research
Unlike a lot of consumer research, market research conducted in the healthcare space has very real life or death consequences.Packages that are misread or misunderstand, or packages that are difficult to open or manipulate reduce treatment compliance from both patients … Continue reading
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Tagged Dentists, fieldwork, focus group, Hygienists, IDI, in-depth interview, medical panel, package test, Pharmacist
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How Will StatsCan’s New Definitions of Sex and Gender Affect Your Research?
Though some cultures have long appreciated the fluidity of gender, it’s only been in recent years that Western cultures have considered it more broadly and with more acceptance. Some people continue to feel that sex and gender must mean the … Continue reading
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Tagged analysis, data collection, Dentists, Doctors, fieldwork, medical panel, pharmaceutical, Pharmacist, questionnaire design
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