Himalaya Survey

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You are being invited to participate in a perception mapping survey conducted to understand doctors' opinions and perceptions regarding Himalaya Ghee Range Products.

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Voluntary Participation: Your participation in this survey is entirely voluntary
Confidentiality: Your responses will be kept confidential and used solely for research purposes
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Your valuable insights will contribute to improving product offerings and informing future healthcare collaborations.

For any questions or concerns about this survey, please contact:

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Name: Peter Ebenezer

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Questionnaire

Please answer the following questions

Q1: In your experience, how common is sensitive skin in infants?

Very common Occasionally seen Rare Not sure

Q2: What percentage of your infant patients present with skin-related concerns (rashes, dryness, eczema, etc.)?

< 10% 10–25% 25–50% > 50%

Q3: Which skin concerns in infants do you most frequently encounter? (Select all that apply)

Eczema/Atopic Dermatitis Diaper rash Dry/peeling skin Allergic reactions Cradle cap

Q4: What is your primary line of management for mild-to-moderate sensitive skin in infants?

Emollients Barrier creams Corticosteroids Medicated moisturizers Natural skincare products Others (please specify)

Q5: Factors that influence your recommendation of a baby skincare product:

Clinical efficacy Ingredient safety Brand trust Hypoallergenic label Pediatric association endorsements Price & accessibility Parent feedback

Q6: Are you more likely to recommend a product marketed specifically for "sensitive skin"?

Yes Only in certain cases No

Q7: What certifications do you look for in baby skincare products?

Dermatologically tested Pediatrician recommended Clinically proven Organic/Natural certification Fragrance-free

Q8: How do you verify the credibility of natural claims in baby skincare products?

Clinical trial reports Safety certifications (e.g., COSMOS, EWG) Brand trust I don’t verify unless needed

Q9: How comfortable are you prescribing/recommending particular brands if they claim clinically safe, plant-based formulations?

Very comfortable Somewhat comfortable Only if supported by evidence Prefer known brands only

Q10: Are there brands you consistently trust for baby skincare?

Yes No specific brand preference Yes (please specify)

Q11: Would you consider prescribing a new product if:

It has proven natural ingredients It is clinically tested for sensitive skin It has good safety data It has been recommended by peers All of the above

Q12: Do parents actively seek your advice on baby skincare product selection?

Frequently Sometimes Rarely

Q13: What concerns do parents usually express while choosing skincare for their babies? (Select all that apply)

Fear of allergies Ingredient safety Preference for natural products Influence of social media Cost

Q14: Have you noticed an increase in parent preference toward natural ingredient-based baby skincare in the past 3–5 years?

Yes No Not sure

Q15: Would you like to receive samples of natural skincare products for evaluation before recommendation?

Yes No Depends on formulation details