Breast Cancer – Current Treatment – Detailed, Expanded Analysis: Treatment Sequencing (US)
KEY BENEFITS AND USES
Pinpoint current drug positioning and uptake in one snapshot to facilitate forecasting.
Drill down into physicians’ treatment sequences and understand whom to position against or how to defend share.
Identify untapped treatment scenarios and key competitors to aid trial design.
Evaluate unique disease-specific treatment patterns and dynamics to plan and manage sales and marketing resources and execute commercialization messages.
Discover untapped populations to expand product share and drive strategic decisions.
QUESTIONS ANSWERED
Where is my product positioned versus competitors in the treatment journey?
What are physicians’ most frequent treatment sequences? Who is benefiting, and how can I defend my asset’s share and position?
What are the market-relevant treatment scenarios according to oncology experts?
Where are the untapped business opportunities on which I can capitalize?
How can I optimize trial design and ensure a competitive edge for my pipeline asset?
GEOGRAPHY
United States.
PRIMARY MARKET RESEARCH
Survey of 100 U.S. medical oncologists.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Treatment Sequencing provides disease-specific, sequential treatment patterns in market-relevant treatment scenarios and drug share mapped to treatment journey. The quantitative sequencing analysis illuminates drug positioning through primary market research-based insights from physicians and Clarivate oncology experts’ assumptions.
Breast Cancer - Current Treatment - Detailed, Expanded Analysis: Treatment Sequencing (US)
Treatment Sequencing | Breast Cancer | US | June 2023
Thomas Pataillot-Meakin
Thomas Pataillot-Meakin, M.Sc., Ph.D.,Healthcare Research & Data Analyst, Oncology.
Dr. Pataillot-Meakin has several years of experience in cancer research. Prior to joining Clarivate, he worked in research laboratories developing immunotherapies for neuroblastoma and optimizing and integrating next-generation sequencing into the National Health Service. As a Ph.D. candidate, he studied the use of circulating DNA as a predictive biomarker for prostate and breast cancer. In addition to his Ph.D. from Imperial College London, Dr. Pataillot-Meakin holds a master of science degree in cancer from University College London and a bachelor of science degree in natural sciences, with a major in pharmacology, from the University of Bath.