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2008 U.S. Inflammatory Diseases Drug Delivery: Physician Perspective Product Image

2008 U.S. Inflammatory Diseases Drug Delivery: Physician Perspective

  • Published: November 2010
  • Region: United States
  • 45 Pages
  • Frost & Sullivan

This study encompasses feedback provided by U.S. physicians who treat inflammatory diseases on aspects of drug delivery and drug treatment, enabling interested stakeholders to gain insight into current and future trends. Analysis includes issues such as awareness, usage, preferences, influencing criteria, patient compliance, desired delivery types to be made available, as well as feedback on the role the device plays in the prescribing decision for a drug. The corresponding patient deliverable is titled: "2008 U.S. Inflammatory Diseases Drug Delivery: Patient Perspective" (N835).

Research Overview

This Frost & Sullivan research service titled 2008 U.S. Inflammatory Diseases Drug Delivery: Physician Perspective provides the views of 89 physicians, who treat inflammatory diseases, on aspects of drug delivery for inflammatory diseases consisting of rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn’s disease, and psoriasis. This feedback offers interested stakeholders insights into current and future trends. It details their views on patient compliance with medication instructions, factors impacting prescriptions for inflammatory diseases, and preferences for inflammatory diseases medications. READ MORE >

- 1. Research Background, Objectives, Method Details and Demographic Profile

- 2. Executive Summary

- 3. Overview of Awareness, Usage and Preferences

- 4. General Criteria and Perceptions that Influence Drug Delivery Type Preference

- 5. Profile of Patient Compliance and Administering Persons

- 6. About Frost & Sullivan

List of Figures

- Demographic Profile: Doctors - Area of Specialization
- Demographic Profile: Doctors - Diseases Treated
- Inflammatory Disease Delivery Methods - Awareness and Preferences
- Perceived Association of Delivery Types with Various Attributes
- Awareness of Drug Delivery Type
- Share of Prescription/Usage
- Frequency of Usage of Drug Delivery Method
- Satisfaction with Inflammatory Diseases Drug Delivery Method
- Preferred Delivery Method
- Reason for Preference of Drug Delivery Methods
- Perceived Unavailable but Desirable Drug Delivery Method
- Reasons for Drug Delivery Method to be Made Available
- Doctors' Perception of Patients' Preferences
- Perceived Reasons for Patients’ Preference
- Class of Drug Prescribed by Physician - Treatment Focus
- Drug Delivery Method Preferred for Class of Drug
- Drug Delivery Method - Trends for Next 12-24 Months
- Top 5 Factors for Selecting Drug Delivery Type
- Perceived Association of Delivery Types with Various Attributes
- Attitude Towards New Delivery Forms
- Importance of Overall Device in Final Selection to Prescribe
- Device Driven Drug Delivery - Top 5 Factors that Influence Selection
- Patient’s Adherence to Therapy by Drug Delivery Method
- Factors Affecting Patient Compliance
- Person Who Administers the Medication

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Enterprisewide A copy of the report will be emailed to you and a printed copy will be shipped to you. The Electronic copy is sent in PDF format. This is an enterprise license, allowing all employees within your organisation access to the product.
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