Learn more about Hematologists' digital habits, tools they utilize in their practices and the top sources of information that guide key decisions. This infographic is brought to you by the #ConcentricAnalyticsTeam

1. A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A HEMATOLOGIST
Hematologists are very experienced in their field
the average age of a
hematologist is
51
75%
of hematologists are male
Hematologists tend to have a busy schedule
Time spent weekly :
24%
56%
of time is spent
on hospital
patient care
of time is spent on
patient care in
private practice
27
min
4%
of time is spent
on paper work
9%
is the average
time spent with
each patient of time is spent
on research
3%
of time is spent
consulting colleagues
4%
of time is spent
teaching/
mentoring
Hematologists have an omnichannel
approach to sourcing information
24%
use a desktop
63%
refer patients
to clinical trials
26%
use a laptop
7%
use EMR/EHR
in
73% 15%
use LinkedIn
learn about
clinical trials
via email
30%
don’t use social
media professionally
26%
use a smartphone
73%
87%
60%
17%
use a tablet
45%
read print
journals
read online
journals
read online
and print
journals
use Facebook
30%
don’t use
social media
Commonly used medical apps
Medscape
Up-to-date
Epocrates
N.C.C.N.
A.J.C.C.
EPIC
MDlinx
MDcal
Hematologists are cutting edge
but still have time to read
Top 5 journals
1 Journal of Clinical Oncology
Journal of Hematology
2 and Oncology
3 Annuals of Hematology
4 Journal of Blood Disorders
and Transfusions
5 Circulation