For your Qualitative Research

We personally select, interview and approve all professional researchers who are integrated into the Hub.

Context is everything in research. We position teams in the locality, allowing us access to the knowledge and understanding of the social, economic, and political context of the country. This gives us understanding of how this could impact on your project.

When recruiting, it is our flexibility and our out of the box thinking that make us unique.

Hub of Databases & Affiliates

For your fieldwork

Designing the right combination of recruiting methodologies gives us the power to offer meaningful insight.

We provide a deeper understanding of the healthcare professionals’ experiences.

Our local recruiters offer knowledge of the social, economics and politics of the country.

Flexibility and “out of the box thinking” make us unique.

Databases
Our databases of physicians allow us to tap into respondents for hard-to-reach specialities and smaller sample sizes for qualitative research. There is no area of research too niche. Our Database Coordinators work alongside infield and telephone recruiters. We combine our databases with the database of our local recruiters in “The Hub”.
We plan our recruitment using analytics overseen by our operations team.

Affiliates & Panels reach
If a project brief requires a larger sample size for a quantitative research project, then traditional online panels are a valuable resource. Our Hub allows us to expand our reach to a strong and trusted network of online affiliates.
Our resources team provide valuable insight on potential panel candidates, who could then become an affiliate, filling potential gaps in existing coverage.
Our affiliates are our permanent partners in our research services and we continue to monitor the quality of work provided.
All our affiliates adhere to the Market Research Society code of conducts and are GDPR compliant.

There are great differences in the levels of political, social and economic development throughout the Latin America region. The region continues to be strongly influenced by three key issues:
The economic cycle is focused on short-term with average to little regional interaction;
Societies are split along ethnic and social divisions with disconnected elites;
Because of the strong social divisions, the public and private healthcare services are showing opposite quality of services.
Each country is simultaneously making different, but very serious attempts to overcome these problems. The reforms of the 1980s and 1990s that concentrated on decentralisation, deregulation, liberalisation and privatisation have, in many cases, led to discernible improvements in macroeconomic parameters. This has opened up new areas for action in the private sector and in civil society, in particular at a decentralised level. Moreover, increased efforts are being made to strengthen and complement the national economies through regional cooperation and enhanced integration.

For your Qualitative Research

Hub of Databases & Affiliates

Consulting for the Healthcare Research Industry