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Doctors are going digital

Quick View. May 22/29, 2006.

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Physicians are increasingly using Internet technologies in their practice or at the point of care.

According to a survey by Manhattan Research, a New York-based market research company, 99% of the country's practicing physicians use the Internet. The telephone survey of 1,250 practicing physicians, released in April, has a margin of error of plus or minus 2.8%.

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Manhattan Research.

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