Report: June 2000 | |||||||||
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Online Rx buyers will double over the next six months.
Rx
purchasers are three times as likely as the average Net user to seek
health information at online drugstores. | |||||||||
Rx
sites will use patient compliance programs to add $1.3 billion to their
top lines in 2004.
ePharmacies will specialize to boost penetration, then join
forces to master markets. | |||||||||
Online pharmacies must cement ties with big insurers.
Rx
sites should link with personal medical-records vendors. | |||||||||
Insurers will fuel the fire with compliance discounts.
Pharma firms will seek ePharmacies for phase IV drug
trials. | |||||||||
Figure 1. Online Prescription Purchasing
Ramps Up
Figure 2. Health Content Drives Online
Prescription Purchasing
Figure 3. ePharmacies Will Move From
Fundamentals To Value-Added Services
Figure 4. Today's Online Pharmacies Are
Still Mastering The Fundamentals
Figure 5. Online Compliance Programs Boost
Total Rx Expenditures In 2004
Figure 6. Phase 2: ePharmacies Must Build
Compliance Programs
Figure 7. Three Types Of Online Pharmacies
Emerge By 2002 | |||||||||
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