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University of Delaware Research
By Thomas Martin
Doctoral Candidate
School of Public Policy and Administration
University of Delaware
412 992 1285
trm@udel.edu
Dear Dr. Marcinko,
The University of Delaware is conducting a study to assess provider attitudes towards applications “Apps” in healthcare settings. Mobile devices hold great promise for reshaping the “time and place” where an individual receives care.
Key Topics
The research tool evaluates a number of key topics emerging in the healthcare space:
- Opinions on the integration of apps into the Meaningful Use program
- Characteristics important to users when downloading an app
- Assessing desirable pricing structures
I’d like to invite you and the ME=P readers to provide us with feedback on how you leverage Apps in the healthcare setting. The research instrument should take no more than 10 minutes to complete and all responses will remain confidential. The results may be published in a scholarly journal or industry research publication.
ME-P Respondents Should Be:
• U.S. Providers, Physicians, or Nurses
• IT Staff involved in Health IT and mobile decisions
Assessment
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact (PI) at trm@Udel.edu, tmartin@himss.org or follow this link to the Survey:
Take the Survey
Or copy and paste the URL below into your internet browser:
https://delaware.qualtrics.com/WRQualtricsSurveyEngine/?Q_SS=6GwUOhdbw9Z193f_1Te8TH0W0ZEYMGF&_=1
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