ACPE surveys members about important issues in medical management.

View the results of these recent surveys.

Compensation Survey
A survey of ACPE members identifies key trends and factors driving today's physician executive compensation and serves as an essential reference resource for physician executives and healthcare organizations developing leadership roles for physicians. Free to all members contributing to the study, and discounted for all ACPE members.

2009 Doctor-Nurse Behavior Survey
Check out the results of an ACPE survey that examines doctors and nurses behaving badly.

2009 Health Care Technology Survey
Examine the results of the ACPE's 2009 Health Care Technology Survey. Five years have passed since ACPE's first Health Care Technology Survey, and while great strides are being made to implement information technology, physicians say they still feel out of the loop.

Politics and Physician Executives
With health care topping political agendas, physician executives are looking for ways to participate in the political process. This survey uncovers physicians' views of politics and their thoughts about how to influence health care policy.

Price Transparency
See what physicians had to say about price transparency.

Quality of Care Survey Poll Results
A Quality of Care Survey conducted by the American College of Physician Executives
reveals many frustrations for doctors trying to deliver safe, high-quality patient care.

Physician Morale Survey Poll Results
Results of the first ACPE Physician Morale Survey are in and the mood isn’t good.
Learn what the survey revealed about how doctors are feeling these days.

Disruptive Behavior Survey Poll Results
Learn what nearly 1,500 physician executives had to say about incidents of disruptive behavior
in their health care organizations.

Ethical Behavior Poll Results
Physician leaders share their views on ethical — and unethical — business practices in health care.

Paying for Emergency Call Poll Results
Look at the dramatically different viewpoints that physician leaders shared when asked about paying specialists to take emergency call.

Pay for Performance Survey Results
Poll finds physicians very wary of pay-for-performance programs.