In a recent online survey of 700-plus emergency room doctors by Emergency Physicians Monthly, 59% admitted they increased the number of tests they performed because of patient satisfaction surveys.

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According to a recent survey of online workers, 70% reported they are happier working as independent professionals than as employees.

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Make Data Security a Competitive Advantage: According to a recent PwC Health Research Institute online survey of 1, 000 consumers, if cost, quality, and access were equal among choices, a third of those consumers would be swayed to select one hospital over another if one had clearer privacy and security policies.

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In a recent survey of our largest online publishers, we found that 78% had a mobile presence, with either a mobile-optimized website or a mobile application.

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Nearly 20% of all relationships now start online, while a recent survey of baby boomers found that almost a third of new couples met on a dating website.

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British web users are spending 65% more time online than three years ago, according to a recent survey of net habits.

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According to a recent survey by Harris Interactive, four out of five consumers who conducted an online transaction on a mobile device in the past year reported having a problem completing their transactions.

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According to a recent article in the New York Times, a 2011 survey by Pfizer found that 80% of pills sold online as "Viagra" were counterfeit drugs that only contained about 30% to 50% of the active ingredient sildenafil.

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It conducts a ten-minute online survey of a sample of its target audience--7, 500 people were included in a recent query--and divides them into two groups, those who have seen ads and those who've missed them.

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