M3 Pulse is an online survey that M3 Global Research runs with M3 panel members every month. On this page you’ll find the results from each survey, revealing what thousands of physicians and other healthcare professionals around the world think about healthcare developments, new medical treatments, and trending healthcare topics.
What do healthcare professionals think about virtual clinical trials? Do they believe health apps can impact patient treatments? And what impact does gender discrimination have on careers in healthcare? Find out by reading the results.
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Over 6,000 doctors and patients worldwide shared their views on vaccine discussions. Find out what information makes people feel safer about vaccines and which aspects doctors prioritise when educating patients about vaccines.
In our latest M3 Pulse survey, we asked over 5,000 doctors globally how often they had heard of or witnessed a physician-patient relationship turning romantic or intimate during their medical careers. Read the full survey results here.
In our latest M3 Pulse survey, we asked over 3900 doctors under what circumstances they believe abortion is an ethical medical procedure. Find out what they think and if there are any differing opinions between female doctors and male doctors.
What role do physicians play in clinical and market research? The latest M3 Pulse survey reveals their views on participating in clinical trials, market research, and product testing.
Shortage of physicians. Here’s what 5000 physicians believe needs to be done to address the healthcare workforce crisis in 2024 and beyond.
There has been a global rise in measles cases between January 2023 and April 2024 compared to the previous year. In our latest M3 Pulse survey, we asked over 7100 healthcare professionals about their concerns regarding the measles outbreak.