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Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Physician Tracking Report – Wave 6

Since January, InCrowd has been conducting novel coronavirus (COVID-19) tracking research to understand the impact of the pandemic on several US healthcare stakeholder groups. Now in its fifth wave, InCrowd has been monitoring frontline-treating physicians’ perceptions on the spread of the virus, preparedness, a variety of concerns, and how they envision both pharma engagement and care delivery in the future. Discover the latest findings and insights from InCrowd’s most recent wave of COVID-19 physician research.

Methodology:

  • Method: 12-minute MicroSurvey via InCrowd
  • Crowds: US Primary Care Physicians (PCPs), Pediatricians (PEDs), and Emergency Medicine or Critical Care Physicians (EMCCs)
  • Sample Size: n=211
  • Fielding Period: June 26, 2020 (Previous Waves: May 29-31, Apr. 14-15, Mar. 19-20, Feb. 26-27, Jan. 31-Feb. 4)

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