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Market Research Report
Plastic Surgery - Customer Value Drivers: Understanding the Value Drivers that Determine Surgeons' Product Preferences
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Valid Results, Inc |
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2006/11 |
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27 pages |
| Product code |
55682 |
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Table of Contents
- Introduction & Report Overview
- Abstract
- Measurement Objectives
- Sample Design & Distribution
- Measurement & Data Collection Design
- How to read this report
- Executive Summary & Key Findings
- Detailed Findings
- I. Plastic Surgeons influential product considerations
- a. Plastic Surgeons product selection influences
- i. Training required to complete the procedure
- ii. Patient request for specific treatment / Product / Brand
- iii. Manufacturer of equipment
- iv. Incision required
- v. Ease of use / Skill required
- vi. Time required to complete procedure
- vii. Short term magnitude of appearance change
- viii. Long term magnitude of appearance change
- ix. Patient satisfaction with short-term effect
- x. Patient satisfaction with long-term effect
- xi. Speed of recovery
- xii. Patient post-operative comfort
- xiii. Patient cost
- xiv. Cost to the surgeon
- xv. Surgeon satisfaction with cosmesis
- xvi. Surgeon satisfaction with post-operative trauma
- xvii. Published clinical data
- xviii. Complication rates
- b. What factors are driving the influences of plastic surgeons to
choose products
- II. Conjoint Analysis
- Importance of product considerations to plastic surgeons
- III. Patient Satisfaction
- What considerations are most important to the plastic surgeons patient
- i. Duration of the treatment effect (how long does the change last)
- ii. Magnitude of the treatment effect (is the difference in before
and after correct)
- iii. Cost of the treatment
- iv. Number of treatments (visits) required to obtained desired effect
- v. Lifestyle changes required to maintain effect
- vi. Recovery time
- Conclusion
- Recommendations
- Suggested Analysis
- About the Author / Valid Results
Table of Figures
- A-1 Geographical Spread of Respondents7
- Table 1-1 Influences on Product Selection
- Figure 1-1 90% Confidence Intervals of Average Considerations Scores
- Figure 1-2 Influences on Product Selection ? Standardized Values
- Figure 1-3 % Selecting Factors Influencing Product Preferences
- Table 1-2 Derived Factors and Considerations
- Figure 2-1 % Selecting Factors Influencing Product Preferences
- Table 2-1 Factors and Levels
- Table 3-1 Importance of Considerations
- Figure 3-1 Influences on Customer Satisfaction ? Standardized Values
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