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42 market research – Online Healthcare Fieldwork Agency

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42 market research is an independent, internationally operating online market research fieldwork agency specialised purely on the healthcare sector.

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site_name 42 market research
description 42 market research is an independent, internationally operating online market research fieldwork agency specialised purely on the healthcare sector.
url https://www.42mr.com/en/
type website
title 42 market research – Online Healthcare Fieldwork Agency

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  • [H1]
  • [H2] About Us
  • [H2] Services
  • [H2] Quality
  • [H2] Standards
  • [H2] Associations
  • [H2] Information for HCP’s
  • [H2] Contact
  • [H4] International Regulations and Laws
  • [H4] Privacy by Design
  • [H4] Data Privacy Policy
  • [H4] Subject Data Requests
  • [H4] Data Security
  • [H4] Data Breach Policy
  • [H4] Data Transfers/Processing
  • [H4] Partner Compliance
  • [H4]
  • [H4] Registering
  • [H4] Data Protection and Privacy
  • [H4] Managing Your Profile
  • [H4] Participating in Studies
  • [H4] Redeeming Honorarium
  • [H4] Contacting Us
  • [H4]
  • [H4] Steps
  • [H4] I forgot my password
  • [H4] What is Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)?
  • [H4] How to activate/turn on Two-Factor Authentication
  • [H4] I did not receive the security code
  • [H4] Common Survey Topics
  • [H4] test
  • [H4] Frequently Asked Questions
  • [H4] Registering
  • [H4] Data Protection and Privacy
  • [H4] Managing Your Profile
  • [H4] Participating in Studies
  • [H4] Redeeming Honorarium
  • [H4] Contacting Us
  • [H4] Steps
  • [H4] I forgot my password
  • [H4] What is Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)?
  • [H4] How to activate/turn on Two-Factor Authentication
  • [H4] I did not receive the security code
  • [H4] Common Survey Topics
  • [H5] Company Profile
  • [H5] 1. What experience does your company have in providing online samples for market research?
  • [H5] Sample Sources and Recruitment
  • [H5] 2. Please describe and explain the type(s) of online sample sources from which you get respondents. Are these databases? Actively managed research panels? Direct marketing lists? Social networks? Web intercept (also known as river) samples?
  • [H5] 3. If you provide samples from more than one source: How are the different sample sources blended together to ensure validity? How can this be replicated over time to provide reliability? How do you deal with the possibility of duplication of respondents across sources?
  • [H5] 4. Are your sample source(s) used solely for market research? If not, what other purposes are they used for?
  • [H5] 5. How do you source groups that may be hard to reach on the internet?
  • [H5] 6. If, on a particular project, you need to supplement your sample(s) with sample(s) from other providers, how do you select those partners? Is it your policy to notify a client in advance when using a third party provider?
  • [H5] Sampling and Project Management
  • [H5] 7. What steps do you take to achieve a representative sample of the target population?
  • [H5] 8. Do you employ a survey router?
  • [H5] 9. If you use a router: Please describe the allocation process within your router. How do you decide which surveys might be considered for a respondent? On what priority basis are respondents allocated to surveys?
  • [H5] 10. If you use a router: What measures do you take to guard against, or mitigate, any bias arising from employing a router? How do you measure and report any bias?
  • [H5] 11. If you use a router: Who in your company sets the parameters of the router? Is it a dedicated team or individual project managers?
  • [H5] 12. What profiling data is held on respondents? How is it done? How does this differ across sample sources? How is it kept up-to-date? If no relevant profiling data is held, how are low incidence projects dealt with?
  • [H5] 13. Please describe your survey invitation process. What is the proposition that people are offered to take part in individual surveys? What information about the project itself is given in the process? Apart from direct invitations to specific surveys (or to a router), what other means of invitation to surveys are respondents exposed to? You should note that not all invitations to participate take the form of emails.
  • [H5] 14. Please describe the incentives that respondents are offered for taking part in your surveys. How does this differ by sample source, by interview length, by respondent characteristics?
  • [H5] 15. What information about a project do you need in order to give an accurate estimate of feasibility using your own resources?
  • [H5] 16. Do you measure respondent satisfaction? Is this information made available to clients?
  • [H5] 17. What information do you provide to debrief your client after the project has finished?
  • [H5] Data Quality and Validation
  • [H5] 18. Who is responsible for data quality checks? If it is you, do you have in place procedures to reduce or eliminate undesired within survey behaviours, such as (a) random responding, (b) Illogical or inconsistent responding, (c) overuse of item non-response (e.g. “Don’t Know”) or (d) speeding (too rapid survey completion)? Please describe these procedures.
  • [H5] 19. How often can the same individual be contacted to take part in a survey within a specified period whether they respond to the contact or not? How does this vary across your sample sources?
  • [H5] 20. How often can the same individual take part in a survey within a specified period? How does this vary across your sample sources? How do you manage this within categories and/or time periods?
  • [H5] 21. Do you maintain individual level data such as recent participation history, date of entry, source, etc., on your survey respondents? Are you able to supply your client with a project analysis of such individual level data?
  • [H5] 22. Do you have a confirmation of respondent identity procedure? Do you have procedures to detect fraudulent respondents? Please describe these procedures as they are implemented at sample source registration and/or at the point of entry to a survey or router. If you offer B2B samples what are the procedures there, if any?
  • [H5] Policies and Compliance
  • [H5] 23. Please describe the ‘opt-in for market research’ processes for all your online sample sources.
  • [H5] 24. Please provide a link to your Privacy Policy. How is your Privacy Policy provided to your respondents?
  • [H5] 25. Please describe the measures you take to ensure data protection and data security.
  • [H5] 26. What practices do you follow to decide whether online research should be used to present commercially sensitive client data or materials to survey respondents?
  • [H5] 27. Are you certified to any specific quality system? If so, which one(s)?
  • [H5] 28. Do you conduct online surveys with children and young people? If so, do you adhere to the standards that ESOMAR provides? What other rules or standards, for example COPPA in the United States, do you comply with?

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Associations Internal Passing Juice
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International Regulations and Laws Internal Passing Juice
Privacy by Design Internal Passing Juice
Data Privacy Policy Internal Passing Juice
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Subject Data Requests Internal Passing Juice
Data Security Internal Passing Juice
Data Breach Policy Internal Passing Juice
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1. What experience does your company have in providing online samples for market research? Internal Passing Juice
2. Please describe and explain the type(s) of online sample sources from which you get respondents. Are these databases? Actively managed research panels? Direct marketing lists? Social networks? Web intercept (also known as river) samples? Internal Passing Juice
3. If you provide samples from more than one source: How are the different sample sources blended together to ensure validity? How can this be replicated over time to provide reliability? How do you deal with the possibility of duplication of respondents across sources? Internal Passing Juice
4. Are your sample source(s) used solely for market research? If not, what other purposes are they used for? Internal Passing Juice
5. How do you source groups that may be hard to reach on the internet? Internal Passing Juice
6. If, on a particular project, you need to supplement your sample(s) with sample(s) from other providers, how do you select those partners? Is it your policy to notify a client in advance when using a third party provider? Internal Passing Juice
7. What steps do you take to achieve a representative sample of the target population? Internal Passing Juice
8. Do you employ a survey router? Internal Passing Juice
9. If you use a router: Please describe the allocation process within your router. How do you decide which surveys might be considered for a respondent? On what priority basis are respondents allocated to surveys? Internal Passing Juice
10. If you use a router: What measures do you take to guard against, or mitigate, any bias arising from employing a router? How do you measure and report any bias? Internal Passing Juice
11. If you use a router: Who in your company sets the parameters of the router? Is it a dedicated team or individual project managers? Internal Passing Juice
12. What profiling data is held on respondents? How is it done? How does this differ across sample sources? How is it kept up-to-date? If no relevant profiling data is held, how are low incidence projects dealt with? Internal Passing Juice
13. Please describe your survey invitation process. What is the proposition that people are offered to take part in individual surveys? What information about the project itself is given in the process? Apart from direct invitations to specific surveys (or to a router), what other means of invitation to surveys are respondents exposed to? You should note that not all invitations to participate take the form of emails. Internal Passing Juice
14. Please describe the incentives that respondents are offered for taking part in your surveys. How does this differ by sample source, by interview length, by respondent characteristics? Internal Passing Juice
15. What information about a project do you need in order to give an accurate estimate of feasibility using your own resources? Internal Passing Juice
16. Do you measure respondent satisfaction? Is this information made available to clients? Internal Passing Juice
17. What information do you provide to debrief your client after the project has finished? Internal Passing Juice
18. Who is responsible for data quality checks? If it is you, do you have in place procedures to reduce or eliminate undesired within survey behaviours, such as (a) random responding, (b) Illogical or inconsistent responding, (c) overuse of item non-response (e.g. “Don’t Know”) or (d) speeding (too rapid survey completion)? Please describe these procedures. Internal Passing Juice
19. How often can the same individual be contacted to take part in a survey within a specified period whether they respond to the contact or not? How does this vary across your sample sources? Internal Passing Juice
20. How often can the same individual take part in a survey within a specified period? How does this vary across your sample sources? How do you manage this within categories and/or time periods? Internal Passing Juice
21. Do you maintain individual level data such as recent participation history, date of entry, source, etc., on your survey respondents? Are you able to supply your client with a project analysis of such individual level data? Internal Passing Juice
22. Do you have a confirmation of respondent identity procedure? Do you have procedures to detect fraudulent respondents? Please describe these procedures as they are implemented at sample source registration and/or at the point of entry to a survey or router. If you offer B2B samples what are the procedures there, if any? Internal Passing Juice
23. Please describe the ‘opt-in for market research’ processes for all your online sample sources. Internal Passing Juice
24. Please provide a link to your Privacy Policy. How is your Privacy Policy provided to your respondents? Internal Passing Juice
25. Please describe the measures you take to ensure data protection and data security. Internal Passing Juice
26. What practices do you follow to decide whether online research should be used to present commercially sensitive client data or materials to survey respondents? Internal Passing Juice
27. Are you certified to any specific quality system? If so, which one(s)? Internal Passing Juice
28. Do you conduct online surveys with children and young people? If so, do you adhere to the standards that ESOMAR provides? What other rules or standards, for example COPPA in the United States, do you comply with? Internal Passing Juice
How to activate/turn on Two-Factor Authentication Internal Passing Juice
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