Survey: 5 attributes providers want when purchasing medical devices

The No. 1 attribute providers ranked as important when purchasing a medical device is consistent outcomes, according to a Vennli survey.

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For the survey, the medical device market research firm asked 9,048 healthcare professionals — including physicians, clinicians and dentists — about their purchasing behaviors.

Here are the top five attributes providers ranked as important when purchasing medical devices.

1. Consistent outcomes: 94 percent

2. Positive patient outcomes: 93 percent

3. Durability: 88 percent

4. Easy to use: 86 percent

5. Efficacy: 86 percent

The bottom five attributes providers ranked as important were innovation (69 percent), attractive design (67 percent), education and training (66 percent), low price (65 percent) and recommendation by a key opinion leader (62 percent).

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