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Specialty pharmaceutical market: Treatment patterns and product performance

Published on December 8, 2009 at 4:58 AM · No Comments

IMS Health (NYSE: RX), the world’s leading provider of market intelligence to the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries, today announced the wide-scale availability of its advanced analytical offering, IMS Specialty Market Dynamics, which delivers the most complete view of treatment patterns and product performance in the rapidly growing specialty pharmaceutical market. The offering supports clients’ critical commercial applications through comprehensive coverage of the specialty pharmacy provider channel, coupled with IMS’s extensive anonymized patient-centered insights.

“This marks a significant advance for our clients that offer specialty medications, all of whom share a vital interest in a market segment that’s growing at twice the pace of traditional pharmaceutical products,” said Pam Sauerwald, general manager, Specialty Offerings Development, IMS. “As demand for evidence-based information in the specialty sector grows, we’re uniquely positioned to provide a deeper understanding into how these products are used – helping clients to adjust portfolio strategies and improve their commercial effectiveness.”

The IMS offering provides unprecedented insights into channel dynamics, with longitudinal information from the specialty pharmacy provider channel that can be applied in combination with retail and standard mail service channel assessments. This enables clients to identify trends and growth opportunities relating to utilization, product switching, compliance and persistence by channel, product usage by indication, common treatment regimens, and channel-to-channel dynamics.

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