Tag: results
Out of Office: Most Poll Respondents are Heading to Vacation This...
The majority of respondents (81 percent) to a recent Women In Optometry Pop-Up Poll said that their plans are made and they are heading...
Most are Keeping Masks in Place for Doctors and Staff, Often...
The majority of respondents (83 percent) to a recent Pop-Up Poll shared the doctors and staff in their offices locations are keeping masks on for the foreseeable future.
Confidence Increasing as a Result of Vaccine for Some but Not...
Confidence related to personal health and in the practice is on the rise among respondents to a recent Pop-Up Poll on COVID-19 vaccination confidence.
Nutritional Supplements are the Norm for Most Pop-Up Poll Participants
The majority of respondents (85 percent) to a recent Women In Optometry Pop-Up Poll shared that nutritional supplements are a regular part of their routine.
Travel Tops the List Upon Return to Normalcy
When asked what they are are most looking forward to in the future, nearly all of the respondents (88 percent) to a recent Women In Optometry Pop-Up Poll stated that they had travel plans on their wish list.
Under the Magnifying Glass: A Closer Look at Student Loan Debt
Women In Optometry is breaking down the data from its latest Pop-Up Poll on student loan debt and looking at the way student loan...
One Year Later: Majorities Say COVID-19 Has Had Pervasive Negative Effects
We hardly need a poll to tell us what we already knew: it’s been one tough year.
Student Loan Debt Pop-Up Poll Shows Significant Student Debt Load, Long...
This is a preliminary report of a hot topic Pop-Up Poll focused on student loan.
Frame Sterilization Technology Tops List of Office Enhancements as a Result...
Technology for sterilizing frames topped the new purchase list, with 75 percent of respondents saying that they added a new way of cleaning frames between patients.
Hundreds of ODs Weigh In On COVID-19 Vaccine Experience
Eighty-eight percent of respondents to a recent Women In Optometry (WO) Pop-Up Poll have already received at least one of their two injections for the COVID-19 vaccine.
