Alkem

A to Z Study

A nationwide, multicenter cross sectional, observational, questionnaire-based survey to assess physician's perspectives and opinion towards the utilization of A to Z tablet - (multivitamin formulation) in patients

Name of Doctor *

Address *

Speciality *

Email ID *

Mobile Number *

The questions to be answered by the general physicians. Following are questions

What is your medical specialty? *

General Practitioner Physician/Surgeon Pediatrician

How often do you prescribe A to Z tablet / syrup (multivitamin formulation) to your patients? *

Regularly Occasionally Rarely Never

What are the main reasons for prescribing A to Z tablet / syrup to your patients? *

General well-being Nutritional deficiency Chronic disease management (e.g., diabetes, hypertension) Pregnancy Any other

How would you rate the efficacy of A to Z tablet / syrup in patient care? *

Highly effective Moderately effective Slightly effective Not effective

Have any of your patients reported adverse effects after taking A to Z tablet / syrup? *

Yes No

If yes, what type of adverse effects were reported by your patients? *

Gastrointestinal upset Allergic reactions Headache Fatigue Any other None

Do you believe that A to Z tablet / syrup is cost-effective compared to other multivitamin formulations? *

Yes No Unsure

How would you rate the patient compliance with A to Z tablet / syrup? *

Very compliant Moderately compliant Slightly compliant Non-compliant

Have you encountered any cases of vitamin toxicity due to A to Z tablet / syrup? *

Yes No

How do you monitor the efficacy of A to Z tablet / syrup in your patients? *

Clinical symptoms Laboratory tests Patient feedback Combination of the above

Do you believe that A to Z tablet / syrup has a role in the management of chronic diseases? *

Yes No Unsure

How do you assess the need for A to Z tablet / syrup in your patients? *

Clinical evaluation Laboratory tests Patient history Combination of the above

Please provide any additional comments or concerns you have regarding the utilization of A to Z tablet / syrup in patient care. *

Are there any specific patient populations for whom you believe A to Z tablet / syrup is particularly beneficial or should be avoided? Please explain. *

How do you ensure patient safety and optimize the therapeutic benefits of A to Z tablet / syrup in your clinical practice? *