Atopic Dermatitis | Emerging Therapies | Eucrisa | US is a three-wave series that tracks the introduction of Pfizer’s Eucrisa for the treatment of AD. The series is based on primary research data collected at 1, 6, and 12 months post-commercial launch from surveys of U.S. dermatologists. Along with awareness of, sources of familiarity with, and perceptions related to Eucrisa, the research assesses trial, adoption, and usage, including anticipated future trends, of Eucrisa. We also explore Pfizer’s promotional efforts, prescriber and nonprescriber profiles, and benchmarking against other previously launched immune agents.
What you will learn in this content:
What is U.S. dermatologists' awareness of and familiarity with Eucrisa, and what are their perceptions of this product?
Among prescribers, for which patients are they prescribing Eucrisa, what are the reasons for prescribing, and how satisfied are they with Eucrisa?
What are the promotional messages and activities that Pfizer is employing in support of the Eucrisa launch?
How do prescribers and nonprescribers compare across key metrics?
How is the trial and adoption of Eucrisa tracking compared with other recent product launches in the AD market?
Methodology: ~75 U.S. dermatologists completed a 30-minute online quantitative survey with several open-ended questions for qualitative feedback.
Key drugs: Eucrisa
Key companies: Pfizer
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Benchmarking Eucrisa Launch Success vs. Other Launched Drugs
Key Findings
Prescriber and Nonprescriber Profiles
Differences Between Eucrisa Prescribers and Nonprescribers
Differences Between Eucrisa Prescriber and Nonprescriber Profiles
Eucrisa Awareness and Perceptions
Unaided and Aided Awareness of Eucrisa
Awareness of Eucrisa
Awareness of Eucrisa's Approval for AD
Awareness of the Administration of Eucrisa
Estimated Cost of Eucrisa
Unaided Awareness of Drugs Approved or Launched for the Treatment of Atopic Dermatitis
Familiarity with Eucrisa
Familiarity with Eucrisa (mean)
Sources of Familiarity with Eucrisa
Initial Reaction to and Interest in Eucrisa
Initial Reaction to Eucrisa After Viewing Product Profile
Initial Reaction to Eucrisa After Viewing Product Profile (Mean)
Level of Interest in Learning More About Eucrisa
Level of Interest in Learning More About Eucrisa (Mean)
Impressions of Eucrisa
Existence of Eucrisa Attributes About Which Dermatologists Were Unaware
Perceived Uniqueness of Eucrisa
Perceived Uniqueness of Eucrisa (Mean)
Perceived Value of Eucrisa Attributes
Perceived Value of Eucrisa Attributes (Mean)
Risk-Benefit Ratio of Eucrisa
Risk-Benefit Ratio of Eucrisa (Mean)
Aspects of Eucrisa About Which Dermatologists Were Unaware
Unaided Eucrisa Advantages
Unaided Eucrisa Disadvantages
Prescriber and Nonprescriber Profiles
Eucrisa Trial and Use
Willingness to Prescribe Eucrisa
Willingness to Prescribe Eucrisa (Mean)
Impact of Attributes on Willingness to Prescribe Eucrisa
Impact of Attributes on Willingness to Prescribe Eucrisa (Mean)
Number of Patients Currently Receiving Eucrisa
Agents Currently Prescribed to AD Patients
Eucrisa Patient Volume
Mean Eucrisa Patient Volume
Timing of Eucrisa Prescription
Eucrisa Discontinuation Rate
Length of Time on Eucrisa Before Discontinuation
Reasons for Discontinuing Eucrisa
Agents Switched to by Discontinued Eucrisa Patients
Eucrisa Patients by Disease Severity
Origination of Patients Treated with Eucrisa
Replaced Therapies for Patients Switched to Eucrisa
Background Therapies for Patients Prescribed Adjunct Eucrisa
Reasons for Switching to Eucrisa from Previous Therapy
Reasons Patients Initiated or Switched to Eucrisa
Rate of Eucrisa Usage in Pediatric Patients
Reasons for Not Yet Prescribing Eucrisa
Anticipated Eucrisa Use
Number of Patient Inquiries for Eucrisa
Results of Specific Patient Inquiries for Eucrisa
Nonprescriber Timeline for Eucrisa Trial
Candidates for Eucrisa by AD Patient Population
Candidates for Eucrisa by Treatment History
Therapies Eucrisa Is Likely to Replace
Reasons for Not Prescribing Eucrisa More
Percentage of AD Patients Expected to Receive Drug Treatment in Next Six Months
Agents that Dermatologists Expect to Prescribe to AD Patients in Next Six Months
Eucrisa Performance on Key Attributes
Overall Satisfaction with Eucrisa
Overall Satisfaction with Eucrisa (Mean)
Ease of Eucrisa's Managed Care Approval Process
Ease of Eucrisa's Managed Care Approval Process (Mean)
Requirements for Eucrisa's Managed Care Approval
Eucrisa Performance on Key Attributes (All Respondents)
Eucrisa Performance on Key Attributes (Mean; All Respondents)
Eucrisa Performance on Key Attributes (Prescribers)
Eucrisa Performance on Key Attributes (Nonprescribers)
Eucrisa Performance on Key Attributes (Prescribers v Nonprescribers)
Eucrisa Performance on Key Attributes (Mean; Prescribers v Nonprescribers)
Effectiveness of Face-to-Face Detailing for Eucrisa
Eucrisa Sales Representative Frequency and Reach
Duration Since Last Contact with Eucrisa Sales Representative
Frequency of Visits by Eucrisa Sales Representative
Satisfaction with Eucrisa Sales Representative
Eucrisa Sales Representative Performance
Eucrisa Sales Representative Performance (Mean)
Eucrisa Message Recall
Message Recall During Recent Detail
Treatment Positioned Against Eucrisa by Representative
Materials Used by Eucrisa Representative During Visit
Frequency of Eucrisa Representative Providing Samples During Visit
Appendix
Primary Market Research
Age Distribution of AD Patients Under Management
Desire to Receive Samples Among Physicians Who Reported Not Receiving Eucrisa Samples During Visit
Physician Reported Utilization of Eucrisa Samples
Physician Reported Frequency of Representative Suggesting Ideal Patient Type for Eucrisa (in last month)
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Matthew W. Scutcher, MEng PhD
Matthew Scutcher is Therapy Leader for the Immune & Inflammatory research team at DRG.
In this role, he leads a team of 13 Research Associates, Business Insights Analysts and Directors responsible for analyzing some of the largest and most dynamic markets in the pharmaceutical industry
He has been with DRG since 2009 and holds a Ph.D. from University College London and a Master’s degree in Chemical Engineering from Imperial College London.
Emily Schriner, M.P.H.
Emily Schriner, M.P.H., is a business insights analyst on the Immune and Inflammatory Disorders team at DRG, part of Clarivate. She has authored several content pieces for immune market research reports and keeps the team up-to-date on the immune markets through research on patent life, pricing, and pipeline information. Ms. Schriner earned her master’s degree in public health in nutrition at West Chester University of Pennsylvania. She completed an internship at Nemours Health Network in Wilmington, Delaware.