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  1. 5 Reasons to Use a Third-Party Vendor for CAHPS Surveys

    This post was written by our guest blogger Paul Dybas, former Business Development Associate at RMS, an approved CAHPS® survey vendor. Whether your practice already conducts the CG-CAHPS® survey or is just getting started, now is a great time to consider contracting a third-party vendor to administer the survey for you. CAHPS® has been a popular topic Read more

  2. Things Market Researchers Are Thankful For

    Sandy Baker, Director of Business Development at RMS Client surveys – We practice what we preach. We survey our own customers and I am thankful that we have happy customers. I appreciate that they chose to work with us and that they take the time to give us feedback. Our clients are pleased with our Read more

  3. The Market Research Event | Day 3

    Today was the third and final day of The Market Research Event (TMRE) conference held in Boca Raton, Florida at the Boca Raton Resort & Club. It was the first appearance at the conference for Research & Marketing Strategies (RMS), which is celebrating ten years in business. Overall the event was a great experience and I Read more

  4. The Market Research Event | Day 2

    Today was the second day of The Market Research Event (TMRE) conference held in Boca Raton, Florida. The conference lasts over three days from Monday, Nov. 12, through Wednesday, Nov. 14. Each day’s events are broken down to three key sections: (1) a keynote speaker or two, which all attendees of the conference attend in Read more

  5. The Market Research Event | Day 1

    The Market Research Event conference (TMRE) kicked off today in Boca Raton, Florida, at the Boca Raton Resort & Club. This annual conference has been called the “best” of all market research conferences by many attendees and I actually chatted with a few who stated that in years past, the TMRE has been far better Read more

  6. What is a Quick Pulse Survey?

    This article was written by our guest blogger Mark Dengler, President and Owner of Research & Marketing Strategies (RMS) and it will be featured in the upcoming edition of the RMS Newsletter. Researchers all agree that telephone surveys are one of the best means for collecting primary data from targeted population segments. They provide for real-time, two-way communication and give Read more

  7. Should You Embrace Panel Research? | Market Research Firm Syracuse, NY

    This article was written by our guest blogger Mark Dengler, President and Owner of Research & Marketing Strategies (RMS) and it will be featured in the upcoming edition of the RMS Newsletter. This is an age where everyone wants instant results. Not only do we want it fast, but we want it cheap and accurate. Often with market research, this Read more

  8. Five Things I Have Learned About Market Research | Market Research Careers

    This blog post was written by Paul Dybas, our former RMS Business Development Associate. As a new member of the RMS team, I have learned a lot about market research over the course of my first month.   I have also cleared up some of my misconceptions about the industry by comparing what I have learned in Read more

  9. Patient Experience Measurements | H CAHPS® Consultant

    This post was written by our guest blogger, Megan O’Donnell, Manager of RMS Healthcare. This is an interesting article on the recent implications of the recently instituted Value-Based Purchasing program from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). But I think the author misleads the reader initially by making it sound like hospitals will Read more

  10. The Challenge of Reaching Young Adults Through Survey Research

    There is a certain irony when it comes to young adult Americans when it comes to market research: No generation in history has ever been as constantly plugged in to personal communication options, yet they are one of the hardest groups for survey researchers to reach. For decades, telephone surveys were a reliable way to Read more

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