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How is COVID-19 affecting doctors & patients in key disease areas?

Ipsos is currently running syndicated COVID-19 impact studies to uncover the true impact of the pandemic in key disease areas. Studies gather the perspectives of treating doctors and patients on key issues such as treatment decision-making, patient management, the patient experience and more.

The below syndicated studies are running in the US and EU5 (and Australia and India in oncology), with expansion to other APAC and MENA markets planned:

A Vaccines COVID-19 impact assessment study is also available on demand.

Additionally, Ipsos has also added new questions to our longstanding syndicated Global Therapy Monitor and Global Oncology Monitor studies to enable us to understand general changes in treatment practices and patient visits as a result of COVID-19.

To find out more, please contact Jackie Ilacqua or Rhoda Schmuecking.

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  • Joanna Butcher
    Senior Marketing and Communications Director, Healthcare

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