Health On the Net Foundation: Physicians’ Survey Input Requested
The Health On the Net Foundation (HON) and other partners in the European Union project KHRESMOI are urgently seeking medical doctors (qualified or in training) to contribute to their current survey.
The survey will be open until the 4 July, 2011.
This survey is within the European Union project KHRESMOI which aims to develop a search engine for health and medical information search to meet the needs of general population, MDs and radiologists. In the framework of this project, the HON Foundation and the Society of physicians in Vienna aim to better understand the needs of users (citizens and doctors) in health information search on the Internet. You will find more information on the survey following the link: http://www.hon.ch/survey_physicians.html
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