Healthcare professionals, patients or carers can participate in our healthcare specific market research and usability studies. By providing feedback you will be helping to shape the way future medical services are delivered and you will receive incentives as a thank you.
We require the help of women, aged 25-40, who are currently trying to get pregnant, to give their feedback on a prototype mobile app that has been designed…Read more
We are currently conducting a research study on behalf of Healthwatch England. We are looking to speak to 16-25 year olds who have been diagnosed with a mental…Read more
We are looking to speak with females who have been diagnosed with stress urinary incontinence. You will be invited to attend a 90 minute research session in central…Read more
We are currently looking to speak with parents of children who have been diagnosed with diabetes. The research will take place in a 105-minute focus group where you…Read more
We looking to speak to adults who have been diagnosed with diabetes to provide feedback in a focus group on diabetes technology.
Healthcare Opinions specialise in finding the right people to participate in medical related market research and usability studies. This involves finding people who are medical professionals – providing care at all levels – or people who are receiving care or treatment for a range of conditions.
Since 2008 we have conducted research in a variety of therapy areas from eczema to multiple sclerosis, in addition to Parkinson’s disease, COPD and many more. We regularly gain insight and expertise from professionals from across the healthcare sector with research studies for GPs, consultants, nurses of all specialisms, pharmacists and healthcare support workers.
We have a dedicated healthcare market research team, accredited with the MRS, AQR, BHBIA as well as being bound by the MRS Fair Data Policy and the Data Protection Act 1998.
We regularly conduct research amongst healthcare professionals; applicable to doctors of all specialisms, nurses, pharmacists, managers, ancillary and support staff.
We also conduct research for healthcare users, including those with acute or chronic conditions, along with people who provide care for friends or family with healthcare needs.
