Reportlinker Adds U.S. Rheumatoid Arthritis Market: Assessment of Biologics and New Treatments

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NEW YORK, June 13, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue:

U.S. Rheumatoid Arthritis Market: Assessment of Biologics and New Treatments

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This research service covers the U.S. rheumatoid arthritis (RA) market from 2007 to 2017, with 2010 as the base year. Included in this research service are products currently in the market, products in development, and patient forecasts. Market challenges, drivers, and restraints are identified and assessed. Strategic recommendations are presented to overcome listed industry challenges. This research service does not include market revenue forecasts for DMARDs. This research service highlights product forecasts for biologic products as well as small molecules near launch.

Table of Contents

Introduction to Hospital-acquired Infections10
Hospitals and Infections11
Hospital-acquired Infections: An Introduction12
Analysis Based on Wards13
Analysis Based on Intensive Care Unit14
Analysis Based on Other Issues15
Hospital-acquired Infections: Classification16-21
Causes of HAI 22
Types of Transmission Routes of HAI 23
Hospital-acquired Infections Australia 24
HAI –Overview 25
HAI –Global Scenario 26
HAI –Trends in Australia 27
Analysis Based on Type of Hospital-acquired Infections in Australia31
Blood Stream Infections 32
Surgical Site Infections 38
Respiratory Tract Infections 43
Urinary Tract Infections 48
Antimicrobial Resistance 53
Antimicrobial Resistance –Overview 54
Multi Resistant Organisms –Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) 55
Multi Resistant Organisms –Enterrococci 57
Multi Resistant Organisms –Gram-negative Bacteria 58
Geographical Analysis 59
New South Wales 60
Victoria 63
Queensland 66
South Australia 69
Western Australia72
Hospital-acquired Infections –Qualitative Insights74
Conclusion 86
About Frost & Sullivan 89

List of Figures

Hospital-acquired Infections: Estimated Prevalence of HAI (World), 2009 26
Hospital-acquired Infections: Number of Hospitals (Australia), 2009 27
BloodStreamInfections:PredominantPathogensCausingBSI(World),2006-2009 35
BloodStreamInfections:PercentofCatheter-relatedBSIbyPathogen(Australia),2009 36
SurgicalSiteInfections:SpecimenTypeObtainedfromInfectionSites(Australia),2009 39
SurgicalSiteInfections:RiskofInfectionBasedonWoundTypes(Australia),2009 40
SurgicalSiteInfections:DistributionofPathogensIsolatedinSelectSurgicalProcedures(Australia),2009 41
RespiratoryTractInfections:ClassificationofCommonPathogensBasedontheOnsetofPneumonia(Australia),2009 45
UrinaryTractInfections:CommonPathogensthatCauseCatheter-relatedUTI(Australia),2009 51
AntimicrobialResistance:ListofAntibioticResistantPathogens(Australia),2009 54
Hospital-acquiredInfections:InitiativesforHAI(Australia),2009 78
Hospital-acquiredInfections:AnnualCasesofHAIbyStatesandType(Australia),2009 87
Hospital-acquiredInfections:EstimatedBedDaysLostduetoHAI(Australia),2009 87

List of Charts

Hospital-acquired Infections: Percent Split by Geographic Region (Australia), 2009 27
Hospital-acquired Infections: Percent Split by Infection Type (Australia), 2009 28
Bloodstream Infections: Percent Split of BSIs Based on Site of Infection (Australia), 2009 34
Blood Stream Infections: Patient Population by States and Territories (Australia), 2009 37
Surgical Site Infections: Incidence by Selected Surgical Procedures (Australia), 2009 41
Surgical Site Infections: Patient Population (Australia), 2009 42
Respiratory Tract Infections: Percent of Infection in ICUs by Infection Type (Australia), 2009 46
Respiratory Tract Infections: Patient Population (Australia), 2009 47
Urinary Tract Infections: Percent Split by Infection Type (Australia), 2009 50
Urinary Tract Infections: Percent of Risk of Infection by Pathogens (Australia), 2009 50
Urinary Tract Infections: Patient Population (Australia), 2009 52
Multi-ResistantOrganisms:ProportionofMRSAforallIsolates(Australia),2009 55
Hospital-acquired Infections: Annual Cases of HAIs (New South Wales), 2009 61
Hospital-acquired Infections: Annual Cases of HAIs (Victoria), 2009 64
Hospital-acquired Infections: Annual Cases of HAIs (Queensland), 2009 67
Hospital-acquired Infections: Annual Cases of HAIs (South Australia), 2009 70
Hospital-acquired Infections: Annual Cases of HAIs (Western Australia), 2009 73