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During the weeks leading up to the Supreme Court arguments over the constitutionality of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, the President’s health care law, Senator Coburn engaged the nation’s largest online physician community, Sermo.com, in a survey asking doctors for their input on the impact of the law on the quality of the practice of medicine for patients, the deficit, and taxpayers. The non-scientific poll found 75 percent of physicians largely oppose the President’s health care law.

Sermo, the largest online community exclusive to physicians, today announced that Tim Davenport has been appointed the company’s new CEO.

Enables Healthcare Companies to Target Physician Specialists and Inform Clinical Decisions

FiercePharma readers to have access to exclusive content from Sermo’s online network

App allows MDs to consult with colleagues without leaving a patient’s bedside

Collaboration with Janssen Global Services, LLC marks Sermo’s entry into mobile and consumer realms to tackle major healthcare challenge

As EHR Usage Increases, Disappointment in EHR Deliverables Follows In-step

New Sermo Platform Lays Foundation for Growth and New Offerings

Physicians on Sermo Discuss Ramifications of Tying Licensure to Participation in Medicare/Medicaid

85% of Physicians Polled Believe Patient Care Improved Through Use of Sermo & Social Media

62% Are Pessimistic about the American Physician’s Ability to Practice Independently or in Small Groups in the Future.

64% Strongly Agree/Agree Their Clinical Decisions are Being Based More on What Payors are Willing to Cover Rather Than What They Think is Best for Their Patients.

81% of Physicians Polled Do Not Believe the Proposed Health Care Bill Will Achieve Sustainable, Affordable Reform