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Drug Eluting Stents and Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillators: Changes in Referral Patterns

A Survey of One Hundred One Cardiologists

December, 2007

Deliverable: Survey with key findings.

Study Description:

Topic

DES and ICD Referral Patterns

Respondent Type

Physicians

Specialties Covered

Cardiologists

Region

United States Only

Methodology

Online survey, self-administered via a Panel Intelligence website

Duration: 20 minutes

Size: 101 respondents

Fielding Dates:  November 28, 2007 through December 10, 2007

Objectives:

To understand current practices and trends in referral patterns for implantable cardioverter defibrillators (ICDs) and drug eluting stents (DESs) among cardiologists in light of recent clinical data and product recalls/concerns.  Specific objectives of this report include:

§    Examine protocols for ICD and DES referrals.

§    Assess changes in referral patterns and reasons for such changes.

§    Evaluate impact of remote monitoring reimbursement.

§    Understand recent changes in physician practices and perceptions.

§    Clarify near-term trends and drivers of change.

Companies and Products Mentioned in This Report: 

§    Drug Eluting Stent Class Discussed in Aggregate

§    Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillators Discussed in Aggregate

Inclusion Criteria and Respondent Demographics:

Inclusion Criteria

 

§    US-based cardiologists

§    Board-certified in specialty

§    2 to 30 years of experience post-residency

§    Minimum of 75% professional time spent in clinical practice

§    Must refer patients to interventional cardiologists and electrophysiologists

§    Must see at least 2 ICD and 5 DES candidates per month

 

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