Separating Fact from Fiction
Oncologists and Cross Screen Marketing

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Source
The findings in this slide deck are from DIG™ Mobile Oncologist
(released in Q4 2013 to clients).
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Myth #1
Ummm … oncologists are too
busy to use anything other
than a desktop PC, right?

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Fact #1

38%

of oncologists report they use four
devices on a regular basis (desktop, laptop,
tablet, phone). 

28% report they use three devices and 14%
report they use two devices. 

Only 18% are only using one device. 

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Myth #2
Ummm … the desktop still
has the greatest impact
and influence, right?

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Fact #2
Among devices used for professional
purposes, oncologists report they use their

(40%)

smartphone the most often
and their smartphone has the greatest

(35%)

influence
on their practice
and clinical decision-making.

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Myth #3
Ummm … if they have a
phone they are just looking
up medical terms, right?

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Fact #3
What are the top apps on a smartphone or tablet?

72%

of oncologists report they use
YouTube. 57% report they use Facebook. Only
10% of oncologists report they use Twitter today.

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Myth #4
Ummm … ok, so they want to
do everything on their phone?
Including video, right?

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Fact #4
Despite the preference for mobile overall, oncologists
still prefer to access professional 


video on their desktop
– with their tablet a close second.

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Myth #5
Ummm … they definitely don’t
want anything from
pharmaceutical companies, right?

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Myth #5

62%

of oncologists state they are
interested in more content from pharmaceutical
and device companies tailored to mobile devices
- today.

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Myth #6
Ummm … oncologists have a
strong preference for apps, right?

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Fact #6
Mobile web or app? It’s a tie. Oncologists are split
with regard to their preference for mobile web or an

16%

app to access professional content. Only
report no preference for mobile web versus app.

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Myth #7
Ummm … ok, but they are
actively telling all their patients
to use medical apps, right?

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Fact #7

12%

Only
of oncologists report they
regularly “prescribe” apps on their smartphone to
their patients (that they can use on their own).

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Fact and Fiction - Mobile Oncologists - Digital Insights Group

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    Separating Fact fromFiction Oncologists and Cross Screen Marketing Digital Insights Group – All Rights Reserved 1
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    Source The findings inthis slide deck are from DIG™ Mobile Oncologist (released in Q4 2013 to clients). Want to learn more? www.digitalinsightsgroup.com Digital Insights Group – All Rights Reserved 2
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    Myth #1 Ummm …oncologists are too busy to use anything other than a desktop PC, right? Digital Insights Group – All Rights Reserved 3
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    Fact #1 38% of oncologistsreport they use four devices on a regular basis (desktop, laptop, tablet, phone). 28% report they use three devices and 14% report they use two devices. Only 18% are only using one device. Digital Insights Group – All Rights Reserved 4
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    Myth #2 Ummm …the desktop still has the greatest impact and influence, right? Digital Insights Group – All Rights Reserved 5
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    Fact #2 Among devicesused for professional purposes, oncologists report they use their (40%) smartphone the most often and their smartphone has the greatest (35%) influence on their practice and clinical decision-making. Digital Insights Group – All Rights Reserved 6
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    Myth #3 Ummm …if they have a phone they are just looking up medical terms, right? Digital Insights Group – All Rights Reserved 7
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    Fact #3 What arethe top apps on a smartphone or tablet? 72% of oncologists report they use YouTube. 57% report they use Facebook. Only 10% of oncologists report they use Twitter today. Digital Insights Group – All Rights Reserved 8
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    Myth #4 Ummm …ok, so they want to do everything on their phone? Including video, right? Digital Insights Group – All Rights Reserved 9
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    Fact #4 Despite thepreference for mobile overall, oncologists still prefer to access professional 
 video on their desktop – with their tablet a close second. Digital Insights Group – All Rights Reserved 10
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    Myth #5 Ummm …they definitely don’t want anything from pharmaceutical companies, right? Digital Insights Group – All Rights Reserved 11
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    Myth #5 62% of oncologistsstate they are interested in more content from pharmaceutical and device companies tailored to mobile devices - today. Digital Insights Group – All Rights Reserved 12
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    Myth #6 Ummm …oncologists have a strong preference for apps, right? Digital Insights Group – All Rights Reserved 13
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    Fact #6 Mobile webor app? It’s a tie. Oncologists are split with regard to their preference for mobile web or an 16% app to access professional content. Only report no preference for mobile web versus app. Digital Insights Group – All Rights Reserved 14
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    Myth #7 Ummm …ok, but they are actively telling all their patients to use medical apps, right? Digital Insights Group – All Rights Reserved 15
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    Fact #7 12% Only of oncologistsreport they regularly “prescribe” apps on their smartphone to their patients (that they can use on their own). Digital Insights Group – All Rights Reserved 16
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    Don’t Be a“Lumbergh” – Get the Facts
 
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