A Qualitative Study to Assess US Patient Preferences between new Transdermal System and Injectable Anabolic Therapies for Osteoporosis Treatment

Keyphrases

• Patient Preference 100%
• Osteoporosis Treatment 100%
• Transdermal 100%
• Anabolic Therapy 100%
• State Preferences 80%
• Microstructure 80%
• Safety Self-efficacy 60%
• High Risk 40%
• Systematic Literature Review 40%
• Osteoporosis 40%
• In-home 40%
• Treatment Characteristics 40%
• Safety Cost 40%
• Treatment Options 20%
• Patient Perspective 20%
• Patient-centered 20%
• Expert Consultation 20%
• Self-administration 20%
• Patient Relatives 20%
• Nominal Group Technique 20%
• Strength of Evidence 20%
• Subcutaneous Injection 20%
• Out-of-pocket Expenditure 20%
• Anabolic Steroids 20%
• Self-administer 20%
• Doctor's Office 20%
• Preference Ranking 20%
• Abaloparatide 20%
• Self-injection 20%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Physician 100%
• Systematic Review 100%
• Patient Preference 100%
• Literature Review 50%
• Anabolic Agent 50%
• Drug Self Administration 50%
• Subcutaneous Injection 50%
• Abaloparatide 50%
• Self Injection 50%

INIS

• patients 100%
• therapy 100%
• osteoporosis 100%
• reviews 40%
• solids 40%
• safety 30%
• cost 30%
• risks 20%
• fractures 20%
• women 10%
• injection 10%
• comparative evaluations 10%
• administration 10%
• range 10%
• men 10%
• subcutaneous injection 10%