Commentary|Slideshows|December 21, 2023
Patient Health Beliefs, Priorities, and Fears for 2024: National Survey Highlights
Author(s)Grace Halsey
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Age-old resolutions for a new year persist, according to findings of an early December online survey of 1000 US adults. For example, 45% of respondents said they will prioritize exercising on a regular basis and more than one-third (37%) will focus on weight loss. Other questions posed in the survey conducted by mobile prescribing app iPrescribe for Dr First focused on respondents' other intentions for their health in 2024, on concerns about costs of medication and potential changes in insurance coverage.
This short slide show highlights the rest of the results in an at-a-glance format. Some patients in your panel may have similar thoughts.
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