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MDLinx announces new Omnibus offering for international pharmaceutical market research

Published on February 2, 2010 at 4:08 AM · No Comments

MDLinx, a division of M3 USA, announced today a new Omnibus offering for international pharmaceutical market research. The new offering, launched at the Pharmaceutical Market Research Conference, enables market researchers a new, simplified, reduced-cost means of accessing specialty physicians around the world. Eight Omnibus products are offered in the most difficult to reach specialties including Oncology (Oncobus), Rheumatology (Rheumbus), Psychiatry (Psychbus), Neurology (Neurobus), Endocrinology (Endobus), Cardiology (Cardiobus), Infectious Disease (IDbus) and General Medicine (GPbus). The omnibus surveys are run monthly and pool together questions from participating research companies. The pooled approach means researchers can access physicians at lower cost and higher frequency. Companies participating in the Omnibus can ask as few as three questions. Pharmaceutical companies can now efficiently and quickly access 350 specialty physician responses from around the world including the USA, Japan, Germany, France, UK, Spain, and Italy. All of the physician respondents are from MDLinx’s MRA Verified worldwide panel – the largest verified healthcare professional panel in the world.

“Our unsurpassed reach and exclusive deep relationships with physician specialists in the USA, EU, and Japan allow us to be the only company to offer a monthly worldwide omnibus in these specialties.”

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