Every month, the M3 Pulse covers one of the hottest topics in healthcare. You too can share your opinion and find out what your colleagues think about the latest topic.
The M3 Pulse consists of a single-question survey that we send to our community every month about relevant healthcare-related issues. The question is typically closed-ended requiring a simple single choice answer. Participation is completely free and anonymous.
The results of the survey are presented in the following month, via email, social media, and here on the Blog, make sure to check out the results to see how your opinion compares to your colleagues around the world.
Find out about the results from previous editions of the M3 Pulse and join our panel if you want to take part of future editions.
LATEST IN M3 PULSE
Do healthcare professionals trust virtual clinical trials? M3 Pulse Results
Due to COVID-19, clinical researchers were forced to find remote solutions. Are virtual clinical trials trusted by the healthcare community?
How can health apps impact patient treatment? M3 Pulse Results
As we continue to see rapid advances in mobile health applications and digital health technologies, providers have been investing heavily in developing devices and software’s that allows users to track and store data about their body and lifestyle.
Gender identity and careers in healthcare: M3 Pulse results
Is there any gender discrimination in healthcare careers? What is gender identity? And how can it affect medical jobs?
What do our members think about Xenotransplantation? M3 Pulse results
What do our panel members think about xenotransplantation, the use of animal organs for human transplants. Find out!
Healthcare Trends 2022 – Healthcare Delivery Systems in a Post-pandemic Future
Healthcare trends 2022. Which of the following healthcare innovations will have the biggest impact on the healthcare industry this year?
The impact of climate change on health – M3 Pulse results
As a healthcare professional, how concerned are you about the impact of climate change on general health, and the delivery of healthcare?
