2021 Study of Women’s Experiences with Urinary Tract Infections – ResearchAndMarkets.com
DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The “2021 Study of Women’s Experiences with Urinary Tract Infections “ report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering.
Usage of UTI at-home test kits has increased sharply as has the likelihood of future use.
The 2021 Study of Women’s Experiences With Urinary Tract Infections provides subscribers with actionable, comprehensive market intelligence on recent UTI sufferer awareness, usage and attitudes toward treatment.
The study includes a Market Segmentation of UTI sufferers, in order to identify distinct groups of women with respect to their experiences and attitudes regarding this condition and its treatment.
The overall objectives were to explore.
- Frequency of UTIs and symptoms experienced
- Extent of physician involvement in diagnosis and treatment
- Confidence in self-diagnosis and treatment
- Experiences with treatment – including steps taken to alleviate symptoms, types and brands of medication used and duration of symptoms
- Attitudes and behaviors regarding the use of Rx and OTC medications to treat UTIs
- Satisfaction with UTI treatments
- Awareness and use of herbal and nutritional supplements for maintaining urinary tract health
- Awareness, usage of and attitudes toward at-home diagnostic tests, including brands used
- Use of telehealth access to healthcare
- Perception of COVID-19’s impact on day-to-day life/activities
Electronic Deliverables
- Summary Volume – Written analysis in PowerPoint including Key Findings, Summary and Market Segmentation.
- Top-line Trends Volume – Trended top-line tables detailing findings from all questions.
- Excel Tabulations – All survey questions cross-tabulated by key demographics (see below for list of variables)
Key Topics Covered:
A. Experience With UTIs
B. Treating UTIs
C. Physician’s Role In Treating UTIs
D. Focus On: Rx Medication For UTIs
E. Focus On: OTC Medication For UTIs
F. Focus On: Herbal Supplements For Urinary Tract Health
G. Awareness And Usage Of At-Home Test Kits For UTIs
H. Telehealth Access To Healthcare & Impact Of Covid-19 On UTI Sufferers
For more information about this report visit https://www.researchandmarkets.com/r/f427gu
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