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ForrTel: An IT Tool Kit For Building Consumer-Directed Health Plans Eric Brown and Katy Henrickson will review the steps that health plan IT executives should take to support consumer-directed products and will discuss vendors that can help in their July 20 ForrTel. Register online or call the Client Resource Center at +1 866/FORRESTER to sign up. Upcoming User Experience Boot Camps Join us for one of our upcoming training sessions, led by Forrester analysts who draw on their research to share best practices and tools you can take back to your job. These are limited to small groups, so you'll gain from networking with peers and having direct access to analysts: Cross-Channel Review Boot Camp, June 28-29, in Cambridge, Mass. Effective Site Design Boot Camp, September 28-29, in Chicago How To Evaluate And Fix Your Web Site, October 12-13, in Cambridge, Mass. Email Jeanne Strepacki with any questions at jstrepacki@forrester.com. We Want You! To Participate In Our ePedigree Research Are you actively involved in the decision to study, recommend, pilot, or implement pharmaceutical ePedigrees at your company? If so, please email Shiv at sasthana@forrester.com to participate in Forrester's 10-minute ePedigree/RFID survey. Responses to this survey will be included in a report we will publish this summer. This survey will improve the quality and relevance of our research and provide you with insight into current industry trends in ePedigree. Numbers You Should Know 5.4% Hospital respondents to Forrester's Business Technographics® May 2005 North American And European Network And Telecommunications Benchmark Study expect their telecom budgets to increase 5.4% in 2005 compared with 3.3% year-over-year growth in other industry sectors. 7,000 In the upcoming installments of the "2005 eDetailing Insights" series, Forrester will showcase the results of our in-depth, online survey of nearly 7,000 prescribers' experiences with and opinions about eDetailing. 56% Fifty-six percent of employers that Forrester surveyed said that reporting and analytics are somewhat or extremely important, but their primary health plans' sites lack these tools. 24x7 Hospital IT shops are beginning to offer physicians extended services, even 24x7 support for technology, including home PCs, in order to increase physicians' overall job satisfaction and reduce turnover. 79% Seventy-nine percent of commercially insured prescription takers make an effort -- like talking to their doctor or pharmacist or looking online -- to learn more about a newly prescribed drug. 8 Forrester created an eight-question diagnostic tool to help pharma firms examine where portal technology can best support their collaborative processes in drug development and clinical trials. Hot Off The Presses From Forrester's Healthcare Team Telecom 2005 Spending Trends In Healthcare by Eric Brown Pharma Marketers Show Mixed eDetailing Results by Liz Boehm What Employers Want From B2B Plan Sites by Liz Boehm Rx Comparison Tools Come Of Age by Liz Boehm Healthcare Organizations Require Unique ROI For Service Desk Implementations by John Ragsdale Pharma Firms: Ready For Collaborative Portals? By Laura Ramos Benefits Executives Are Largely Satisfied With Existing B2B Site Features
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