Self Administered Injectables to 2020

DUBLIN, Sept. 26, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Self Administered Injectables to 2020" report to their offering.

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Increases in life expectancy are expected to result in a growing number of patients diagnosed with chronic conditions. To counteract the financial and medical infrastructure implications of this trend, pressure from the public sector and managed care organizations will place a premium on therapeutic self- administration, an expectation that is creating an increased interest in administration methods and devices that are patient- friendly and cost- effective. For self administered injectables, human engineering and user ergonomics are essential attributes that impact critical patient issues such as safety and patient compliance. While designers have acquired many powerful design tools during the past decade - tools that include 3D CAD design software and high performance materials, design team have been increasingly relying on classic end user research to define the design targets for their projects related to self administered injectables.

What You Will Learn

• What are the currently marketed injectable drugs intended for patient self administration?
• What are the therapeutic demand drivers for self administered injectables and what are the growth prospects for self administered injectable drugs?
• What are the key device selection factors and market development issues for self administered injectables?
• What doses the current self administered injectables market look like, who are the market leaders, and what will this market look like in 2020?
• What companies supply syringes and injectors designed for patient self administration, and what are their product activities, business strategies, and corporate alliances and affiliations?
• How important are pharma- device alliances and design partnerships in the self administered injectables market segment?
• What is the impact of economic, technology, and regulatory factors?

Key Topics Covered:

Executive Summary

Injectable Drug Market Dynamics

Evolution in Injectable Drug Development
The Growth of Self Administration
Market Drivers
The Shift to Prefillable Devices
Patient Friendly Device Designs
Prefilled Disposable Devices
Drug Cartridges - The New Drug Vial
Drug Self-Administration Demand Factors
Patient Demographics
Chronic Disease Prevalence and Incidence
Biological Drugs Proliferation
Delivery Device Technology

Injectable Drug Device Selection Criteria

Stability and Material Selection Issues
Lyophilized Drugs & Drug Reconstitution
Syringe Safety/Sharps Protection
Needle Configuration Strategies
Disposable Drug Cartridges
Human Engineering/Ergonomics

Self Administered Injectables - Devices

Prefilled Syringes (PFS)
Glass PFS
Plastic PFS
Prefillable PFS
PFS Manufacturing Factors
Fill-and-Finish Operations

Autoinjectors
Manual Injection Autoinjectors
Automated Injection Autoinjectors
Reusable Autoinjectors
Disposable Autoinjectors
Variable Dose Autoinjectors

Pen Injectors
Standardized Pen Platforms
Custom Pen Design
Reusable Pens
Prefilled Pen Cartridges
Disposable Pens
Dual Chamber Pens

Needle-free Injectors (NFI)
Prefilled Disposable Models
Reusable NFI

Self Administered Injectables - Disease Segment Analysis

Anaphylaxis
Anti-Inflammatory
Anticoagulants
Fertility
Hematopoietics
Hepatitis C
Hormone Therapy/Replacement
Insulins/Glycemic Control
Multiple Sclerosis
Osteoporosis

Self Administered Branded Drug Product Analysis & Market Data

Apomorphine
Colony Stimulating Factors
Copaxone
Denosumab
Erythropoietins
Follitropins
Fusion Proteins
Hormones
hGH
Parathyroid
Interferons
Interferon ?
Interferon ß
IL-1 Receptor Agonists
Insulins
GLP-1 Receptor Agonists
Other Glycemic Control Injectables
Lanreotide
Somatropins
Sumatriptans
TNF Inhibitors

Market Factors

Regulatory Factors and Issues
FDA Regulations
Regulating Combination Products
Sharps Legislations
Growth and Diversity of Safety Syringes
Sharps Disposal
Managed Care & Healthcare Economics
Custom Device Designs & Branding

Profiles

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