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January 26th, 2012 by Matt Gammon
Attention span is an often under-looked aspect of research, yet its effects permeate everything we do. People are constantly bombarded by new information and their attention is frequently sought in the wrong ways. With that in mind, here are 3 ...
by Ryan Nelson
In today’s market place the consumer is taking a more active role in deciding the products they purchase, this is especially true for the health care industry. It is expected that more individuals will continue to purchase health insurance or ...
A mid-sized hospital from the south recently considered the creation of a new health care facility in Tennessee, and commissioned WPA to survey local residents to determine the perceived need, the best methods to attract interest and gain support, and the best strategy to eventually attract customers to increase market share.
Heading into the Convention, attorney Mike Lee, and businessman Tim Bridgewater separated themselves from the pack of challengers. The Tea Party had swept through Utah, and invigorated activists desperate for a change.
