Improving response rates through incentive follow-up: the effect on a survey of physicians' knowledge of genetics.
A 2013 RAND survey of physicians found mixed reactions to electronic health record systems, including widespread dissatisfaction.
Many doctors are performing unnecessary Pap smears, ignoring guidelines issued by major medical organizations and adding to health care costs, a survey of physicians has found.
We performed a national survey of physicians to learn how doctors see their own role in causing and combatting waste and inefficiency in health care.
DESIGN Cross-sectional survey of physicians who either had installed or were awaiting installation of one of two commercial e-prescribing systems.
About one-third of a hospital's score in the U.S. News methodology is based on its reputation as gauged by a survey of physicians.
There is usually less scientific evidence to support nonapproved uses, and a new survey of physicians has found that many might not even know when they are prescribing off label.
The survey of physicians in public and private clinics provides extensive data on physician demographics, practice patterns and capital inputs, with an innovation being a measure of physician skill based on responses to several clinical vignettes.
Our study presents the results of a survey of physicians and/or researchers working in 21 European countries, on their opinion about the relevance of perinatal indicators, in order to compare it with the EURO-PERISTAT recommendations.
A 2006 survey of physicians found 83 percent opposed drug testing in public schools, and a 2007 report by the American Academy of Pediatrics recommended against testing because, it said, there has been little research on the effectiveness, and such testing can breed "distrust and suspicion" among students, school officials and parents.
RESEARCH DESIGN: A statewide mail survey of physicians in Massachusetts conducted in 2005.
