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Consumer Product Selection Insights

Consumer Product Selection Insights assesses the key drivers and barriers affecting consumer product selection and long-term adherence, while offering insights across a variety of therapeutic areas.

  • How much influence do consumers have on treatment selection?

  • Which factors are most influential in treatment selection?

  • What factors determine consumer persistence in pursuing specific branded products?

  • How important are financial considerations in treatment decisions?

  • Which support programs build brand loyalty and ensure optimal adherence?

  • How do consumers make drug fulfillment decisions?

Use Consumer Product Selection Insights to:

  • Identify key factors in treatment selection
  • Optimize support/messaging relating to these key factors
  • Address unmet financial assistance needs
  • Further differentiate brands using innovative solutions like smart apps or disease-level social media platforms of brands
  • Insights on Consumer Product Selection, Utilization, and Adherence
    • Measurement of consumer input and influence on treatment decisions by therapeutic area
    • Relative influence of key factors on treatment decisions by therapeutic area
      • Clinical considerations (e.g., efficacy, safety, convenience attributes, site of care)
      • Financial considerations (e.g., out-of-pocket costs, generic availability, health plan coverage type, copay cards, financial assistance)
      • Availability of biopharmaceutical company program resources
    • Sources of treatment information by therapeutic area
    • Impact of COVID-19 on medical/product decisions
    • Factors resulting in treatment discontinuation, adherence gaps, or switches
    • Variations in consumer usage of/preference for distribution channels for obtaining self- administered drugs
  • Insights on High-Influence Factors in Product Selection
    • In-depth assessment of the primary drivers of consumer treatment selection; topics depend on influential factors identified from the first report

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