Opioids Overview to 2021 - an Assessment of Pain Management and Dependence
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Summary
GBI Research’s latest report, "Opioids Overview to 2021 - An Assessment of Pain Management and
Dependence" discusses the use of opioids as potent analgesics for the treatment of cancer and noncancer pain and examines the management of opioid dependence in the US, the UK, Germany, Spain,
Italy, France, Australia, Japan, India and China.
Analysis pertaining to the prescribed opioid users, treatment patterns, and market revenues confirms
that the use of weak opioids has fallen dramatically in most markets, while the use of strong opioids has
increased. The total market size in the countries covered in this report was $15.7 billion in 2014, of
which the US accounted for the highest share, followed by Japan and Germany. The global prevalence of
chronic pain was 20-30% in the same year, although most of the prevalence population received
inadequate treatment due to the high potential for opioid abuse or misuse.
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The report also discusses each country’s regulatory restrictions, as well as the treatments available for
opioid dependence such as withdrawal management, maintenance, and psychosocial support. In
addition, it examines dependence treatment settings, trends, and patient referral pathways. Patient
access and cost of treatment remain the key barriers to effectively managing opioid dependence in most
countries.
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Dosage and treatment regimes for major opioids used in pain management - Which opioids are used for opioid-naïve patients and for patients that experience...
Market Research Reports and Insightful Company Profiles
Opioids Market Share, Size, Trends, Growth, Analysis
and Outlook Research Report by Hexa Reports
Summary
GBI Research’s latest report, "Opioids Overview to 2021 - An Assessment of Pain Management and
Dependence" discusses the use of opioids as potent analgesics for the treatment of cancer and noncancer pain and examines the management of opioid dependence in the US, the UK, Germany, Spain,
Italy, France, Australia, Japan, India and China.
Analysis pertaining to the prescribed opioid users, treatment patterns, and market revenues confirms
that the use of weak opioids has fallen dramatically in most markets, while the use of strong opioids has
increased. The total market size in the countries covered in this report was $15.7 billion in 2014, of
which the US accounted for the highest share, followed by Japan and Germany. The global prevalence of
chronic pain was 20-30% in the same year, although most of the prevalence population received
inadequate treatment due to the high potential for opioid abuse or misuse.
Browse Detail Report With TOC @ http://www.hexareports.com/report/opioids-overview-to-2021an-assessment-of-pain-management-and-dependence/details
The report also discusses each country’s regulatory restrictions, as well as the treatments available for
opioid dependence such as withdrawal management, maintenance, and psychosocial support. In
addition, it examines dependence treatment settings, trends, and patient referral pathways. Patient
access and cost of treatment remain the key barriers to effectively managing opioid dependence in most
countries.
Request A Sample copy of This Report @ http://www.hexareports.com/sample/104145
Hexa Reports
Market Research Reports and Insightful Company Profiles
Scope
Dosage and treatment regimes for major opioids used in pain management - Which opioids are used for opioid-naïve patients and for patients that experience...