Hospital Trends: The Formulary Audit
The industry’s largest, most comprehensive, and detailed audit of hospital formulary decisions and trends.
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Overview
For almost 30 years, HRA has longitudinally tracked formulary uptake, formulary status, and restrictions in the hospital setting across a number of key categories via its Medical Trends in Hospital Formularies data set, providing pharmaceutical clients with valuable data unavailable anywhere else.
In 2012, HRA has re-engineered this valuable tracking tool to create a new offering, Hospital Trends: The Formulary Audit. HRA’s syndicated formulary tracker covers 15 key hospital-relevant therapeutic categories across major U.S. hospitals and hospital systems.
Key Objectives
Hospital Trends: The Hospital Formulary Audit tracks key products across relevant categories on the following metrics:- On formulary, unrestricted
- On formulary, restricted (including the restrictions that apply)
- Non-formulary, not stocked
- Non-formulary, stocked
- Timing of last P&T review for the category
Sample
Pharmacy Directors from 300 unique acute care hospitals within the United States- Directors of Pharmacy involved in P&T Committee decisions
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Mix of stand-alone hospitals, hospitals from highly-integrated/highly-controlled systems and hospitals from loosely-integrated/loosely-controlled systems
- Targeting approximately 40% of sample from stand-alone hospitals and 60% from systems; sample stratification and weighting based on these parameters
- Includes range of hospital sizes, regions, academic affiliations
Who Should Purchase?
Manufacturers of inline or pipeline pharmaceutical agents marketed or used in the hospital setting.Applications
This research will enable pharmaceutical manufacturers to:- Track formulary uptake and formulary presence of their products and those of competitors
- Diagnose challenges to formulary positioning by region, hospital size, or system influence
- Provide strategic sales direction in cases where formulary presence is lacking or restrictions are prominent
Method
Self-administered Internet-based survey, conducted nine times per yearEach category queried three times per year:
| JANUARY/FEBRUARY | MAY | SEPTEMBER | ||
| Antibiotics | Antibiotics | Antibiotics | ||
| Antivirals | Antivirals | Antivirals | ||
| IvIG | IvIG | IvIG | ||
| Dyslipidemia | Dyslipidemia | Vaccines | ||
| Antifungals | Antifungals | Antifungals | ||
| MARCH | JUNE | OCTOBER | ||
| Vaccines | Anticoagulants | Anticoagulants | ||
| Anticoagulants | Pain | Pain | ||
| Pain | Psych | Psych | ||
| Cardiovascular | Respiratory | Diabetes | ||
| Cardiovascular | Cardiovascular | |||
| APRIL | JULY | NOVEMBER | ||
| Chemotherapy | Vaccines | Chemotherapy | ||
| Antiemetics | Chemotherapy | Antiemetics | ||
| Psych | Antiemetics | Respiratory | ||
| Diabetes | Dyslipidemia | |||
| Respiratory | Diabetes |
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