Rigid FMV can lead to insufficient physician engagement and skewed insights, undermining the quality of research that supports patient care innovations. it’s time to rethink compensation models in healthcare #marketresearch. By adopting a supply-and-demand approach, we can attract the expertise needed for accurate, actionable insights while maintaining ethical practices. #fmv #healthcare
AOPS (Arbittier Opinion Panel Systems)
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About us
AOPS is a data collection company dedicated to assisting healthcare marketing research firms recruit healthcare professionals for online surveys. Providing a reliable sample is the precursor to sound marketing research. AOPS oversees your project to guarantee that your project runs smoothly, and the sample is sound. AOPS uses a vast network of reliable sources to keep your costs down without losing data integrity. Using AOPS provides the security that you can trust your results.
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- Market Research
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- 2-10 employees
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- New York City , New York
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- Public Company
- Founded
- 2024
- Specialties
- Data Collection, Sample, and Panel
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It's time to rethink Fair Market Value (FMV) in healthcare market research. FMV standards aim to create transparency, but they often fall short in capturing the true value of specialized expertise. The result? Limited participation, incomplete data, and missed opportunities for impactful insights. Our CEO, Jerry Arbittier, shares his thoughts here: https://lnkd.in/gkdwzTw7 #fairmarketvalue #fmv #marketresearch #healthcare
Why ‘Fair Market Value’ Hurts Healthcare Market Research
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Looking for insights in healthcare marketing research? Convenience sampling might be your go-to, but don't forget the importance of a solid sampling frame to avoid bias. https://lnkd.in/gF23sFDZ #ResearchMethods #HealthcareMarketing
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Micro-business owners are embracing AI and time management tools to maximize efficiency and stay ahead. From automating tasks to smarter scheduling, these tools are helping them do more with less. Are you using #AI to streamline your workflow? https://lnkd.in/gyTiQ-Kf
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Fast vs. Slow Thinking: Ever wonder why we jump to decisions so quickly? Behavioral science shows us our brains rely on quick, intuitive thinking, often subconsciously. In our latest read, learn how to tap into these hidden biases to better connect with healthcare professionals in survey responses. https://lnkd.in/ggjdcty7 #marketresearch #consumerinsights
Enhancing Respondent Response Rates Through Behavioral Science
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Bias vs. Sampling Error: Know the difference! As healthcare market research pros, it’s crucial to distinguish between these common pitfalls. Strong sampling techniques lead to reliable results. #healthcare #marketresearch https://lnkd.in/gMwukmug
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From anchoring bias to personalization, we break down how subconscious decision-making impacts responses—and how these insights can elevate healthcare panel engagement. Check it out to see practical applications of behavioral science! #marketresearch #behavioralscience #healthcare
Enhancing Respondent Response Rates Through Behavioral Science
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Guiding Healthcare Market Research Firms design sampling plans and recruit online survey participants to achieve Quotas ON-TIME and ON-BUDGET. -- Backed by 25+ Years experience &10,000+ successful projects.
The Scoop on Matching Healthcare Lists in Market Research When a market research firm receives a list of healthcare providers from a pharmaceutical client, a standard question is: How many completed surveys can we expect from this list? Now, let’s say you share this list with two panel companies. Panel A estimates they can complete 40 respondents, while Panel B says they can complete 30. Does this mean you'll get 70 total completes by using both panels? Short answer: No. Why? Some healthcare providers are on multiple panels, meaning some of the 30 respondents from Panel B may already have been counted by Panel A. So, how do you estimate the actual number of unique completes? Here’s a simple rule of thumb: Start with the largest number—in this case, 40 from Panel A. Assume that 70% of the next panel will overlap, so you’re only likely to add 9 completes [(100%-70%)*30] from Panel B, for a total of 49. Simple enough. Caveats: 1) While, you start estimating with the panel that says they can get the most completes, that doesn’t mean you have to recruit from it first. I recommend starting with the panel you trust the most. 2) These ratios are estimates. A good Field Professional at a MR firm should fine-tune these based on experience, which is worth the effort as it can improve accuracy for future projects. If your MR company has not developed these estimates, then it should work on this. 3) These estimates depend on the transparency of the panel company. If a panel tends to overestimate but you need to use them because they offer a lower price, you will need to adjust their numbers downward to avoid over-promising. 4) Some firms rely on the number of matches a panel reports from the list. Don’t do this - But that’s a topic for another day! Happy Matching!
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Struggling to succeed in healthcare marketing research? Get ahead by mastering essential field terms like sampling error, bias, and stratified sampling. Understanding the language is the first step to delivering high-quality respondents and insights! #Healthcare #MarketResearch
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Healthcare professionals (HCPs) are the lifeblood of performing healthcare marketing research and yet we abuse them by asking them the same screener questions over and over again. In September 2024, at the Intellus Worldwide Annual Conference, we were part of a presentation that spelled out a solution to this problem... an initiative for removing the need for these repetitive HCP responses that results in higher response rates. You can download and view the presentation here: https://lnkd.in/gTuB5K9f #healthcare #marketresearch #presentation
AOPS - Centralized HCP Screener Database Initiative | Presentation | Intellus Worldwide
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