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Dynamic Data Collection System Devised for Healthcare Concept Tests

By HospiMedica International staff writers
Posted on 01 Apr 2009
A new dynamic data collection solution has been developed that allows researchers to quickly test concepts with physicians across a range of specialty segments globally.

All Global, a global healthcare data collection agency located in New York (NY, USA) and London (UK), has introduced the AllTest, which utilizes All Global's online panel of physicians and advanced programming capabilities to produce data in a matter of days.

"This online approach provides a media-rich forum for quickly assessing the viability of certain concepts for all researchers. More...
All Global believes that, by incorporating an engaging respondent experience with the quality of our panel and services, data can be incorporated into decisions in a meaningful, timely way," commented the company's CEO, Tony Burke. "All Global does a tremendous job of addressing the needs of the healthcare market research industry. AllTest is another example of that."

AllTest combines advanced programming techniques in its concept presentation and survey administration. It is designed to present a more maximized survey experience for the respondent while also remaining flexible enough to incorporate opinions from physicians across numerous specialties including, but not limited to, general practice, internal medicine, oncology, cardiology, and endocrinology. The depth of specialties, global reach, and significant sample sizes converge in AllTest's aggressive timeline of less than six days from receiving materials.

"AllTest combines rapid turnaround with worldwide physician panel access while raising the bar on quality practices for a reasonable budget," said Terence McCarron, All Global's executive vice president, global business development.

All Global is a provider of data collection services to the medical and healthcare market research industry worldwide. All Global enables healthcare/pharmaceutical marketing researchers to offer a wider range of data collection solutions to their clients.

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