Nephrology (Renal Anemia and Bone and Mineral Metabolism) | TreatmentTrends | US | Q1 2014
This quarterly report provides a detailed analysis of emerging and current therapies in nephrology based on responses from surveyed U.S. nephrologists. Emphasis is on anemia management (ESAs and IV Iron), calciumphosphorus metabolism (phosphate binders) and secondary hyperparathyroidism (vitamin D and calcimimetic agents). Covers the management of dialysis and mid-late stage CKD patients.
Topics include percent of patients on each therapy, patient share, therapy initiation levels, perception of current laboratory values, attribute importance and performance ratings, impact of dialysis bundling, compliance, statement agreements and reaction to new products in development, among other topics.
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