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Survey on the use of CMS for medical websites: Results

The survey was conducted between August 21 and September 2 2008 with 6186 people, 120 people responded.

If yes, since how long have you been using this CMS ?

If no, do you plan to use one soon ?

What is the principal function of your CMS ?

What are the priorities in your choice of a CMS ?

Are the contents of your site accessible by persons with reduced visibility ?

Are you satisfied with the choice of your CMS ?

How many people use the CMS in your organization ?

What is the name of the CMS you use ?

Which other CMS do you plan to use (in the event of a change) ?

The CMS most commonly used are as follows :

Joomla ! (14 people)

Priorities taken into account:
Ergonomics 11/14
Cost 10/14
Hierarchical level of Rights 7/14
Respect of the standards 5/14
Continuation of the service 5/14
Choice of the database 4 /14
Load stress 3 /14
Multilingualism 2/14

10/14 people have 1 to 5 years experience for this CMS

Positive points :
Ease of use 9/14
Open source 4/14

Negative points :
Security 3/14
Rigidity 3/14

Drupal (7 people)

Priorities taken into account:
Respect of the standards 5/7
Hierarchical level of Rights 3/7
Ergonomics 3/7
Continuation of the service 3/7
Choice of the database 1 /7
Cost 1/7
Load stress 0 /7
Multilingualism 0/7

2/7 people have 1 to 5 years experience for this CMS

Positive points :
Creation of content is easy 3/7

WordPress (3 people)

Priorities taken into account:
Respect of the standards 2/3
Hierarchical level of Rights 2/3
Ergonomics 2/3
Continuation of the service 1/3
Choice of the database 1 /3
Load stress 1 /3
Multilingualism 0/3
Cost 0/3

3/3 people have 1 to 5 years experience for this CMS

The CMS planned for the future are mostly Joomla! (8/22) and Drupal (8/22)

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last modified: Dec 23 2008