Recent patient and physician research conducted by consultant Frost & Sullivan's Pharmaceutical/Biotechnology Group generates a new end-user study on the preferences and drivers of adoption for various drug delivery technologies in the US pharmaceutical market.
Through more than 200 detailed interviews with a variety of physician specialties such as primary care physicians, endocrinologists, rheumatologists and neurologists, as well as 450 patient interviews, research analysts identified key drivers and obstacles to adoption and utilization of various drug-delivery technologies. Disease areas of focus for this research are diabetes, chronic pain, inflammatory diseases and neurological disorders.
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