PubMed (U.S. National Library of Medicine)
PubMed is a free search and retrieval platform maintained by the U.S. National Library of Medicine at the National Institutes of Health, providing access to citations and abstracts for biomedical and life sciences literature from MEDLINE and other sources. It serves researchers, clinicians, students, and the public by enabling discovery of peer‑reviewed articles and related scientific content. The service is government-funded and does not generate commercial revenue from users.
- Employees
- 6,000
- Founded
- 1996
- Headquarters
- Bethesda, United States of America
What 21 Arbolus experts think of PubMed (U.S. National Library of Medicine)
The NPS distribution is highly favorable, with 67% of scores at 9 or 10 and the remainder at 8, reflecting broad satisfaction. Renewal intent is overwhelmingly positive among those who reported, with the platform widely regarded as essential and irreplaceable for research workflows. Stickiness is high, with almost all users at the MoreThan1Year stage. Key feedback themes emphasize comprehensive content coverage, reliability, and free access, while limitations cited relate to advanced search skill requirements and full-text access barriers.Overall Customer Sentiment: Positive
Who reviewed PubMed (U.S. National Library of Medicine)
- C-Suite 50% (11)
- Director 30% (6)
- Manager 20% (4)
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Everything 21 customers told us about PubMed (U.S. National Library of Medicine).
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Sentiment
76 Net Promoter Score, from 21 scored reviews- Promoters 16
- Passives 5
- Detractors 0
Cumulative NPS by month
-1 over 6 months- Mar 10
- Apr 10
- May 9
- Jun 9
- Jul 9
- Sep 9
Net Promoter Score across 1 reviews, accumulated up to each month. Category median 76 across 1 companies.
Praised
- Comprehensive Coverage
- Critical to Research Workflow
- Advanced Search Features
- Greater Full-Text Integration
Criticised
- Limited Access to Full Texts
- Complexity of Advanced Search
- Gaps in Specificity and Indexing
- Better Semantic Search Elsewhere
What customers say
Renewal intent
Plan to renew 75%Plan to renew, by seniority
- 100% 1 answer
- 50% 2 answers
- 100% 1 answer
- 10/10 Average score from customers who will renew
- 8/10 Average score from undecided customers
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