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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The Australian Medical Board is proposing mandatory health checks for doctors over 70.
In our latest M3 Pulse survey, we asked doctors and patients to what extent they agree with this healthcare policy change if applied to their country.
What are the best ways to stay motivated despite heavy workloads and hardships as a healthcare professional? Read more about the neuroscience of dopamine, how to stay motivated, and the latest M3 Pulse results on which practices healthcare professionals use to stay motivated.
How do gender gaps and gender differences impact women’s health outcomes? Do healthcare professionals observe gender disparities in their clinical practices? In our latest M3 Pulse survey, we asked over 3200 healthcare professionals about disparities in female-specific healthcare.
Find out what over 4200 Healthcare professionals think in the latest M3 Pulse about today’s nuclear war concerns.
What do healthcare professionals think about the use of psychedelic therapy for depression?
Read about the latest M3 Pulse results on the opinions of over 3100 healthcare professionals worldwide.
Should the responsibility of monitoring children’s screen time be left to individual parents, or do we need national guidelines to ensure the future cognitive and mental health of our children?
