Table 4.
Key assumptions1 | Low Case (Extreme) | Base Case (Projection) | High Case (Extreme) |
Adjustments (all scenarios) |
Germany: narcolepsy 2% of prescriptions in 2003; adult ADHD accounts for 10% of prescriptions in 2003 England: ProvigilR prescriptions cover narcolepsy exhaustively, no off-label use of modafinil for ADHD; modafinil for ADHD will be priced at the same level as ProvigilR; adult ADHD accounts for 10% of prescriptions in 2003 |
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Peak diagnosis prevalence | England: 3.90% Germany: 4.20% |
England: 3.90% Germany: 4.50% |
England: 4.20% Germany: 4.80% |
Peak treatment prevalence | England: 2.54% Germany: 3.15% |
England: 2.54% Germany: 3.38% |
England: 2.94% Germany: 3.84% |
New product availability | dMPH (FocalinR) 2007; MPH-TDS 2008; LisDEX 2008; ARM/MOD ./. |
dMPH (FocalinR) 2007; MPH-TDS 2008; LisDEX 2008; ARM/MOD 2009 |
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New products, specific notes | ARM/MOD not approved; LisDEX without clinical advantage over MPH-MR; dMPH (IR/MR) profile comparable to MPH-IR and MPH-MR08, respectively; MPH-TDS advantage limited to "convenience", no sensitization problems |
ARM/MOD comparable to ATX; LisDEX: reduced abuse and diversion potential shown; dMPH (FocalinR) profile comparable to MPH-IR (dMPH-IR) and MPH-MR08 (dMPH-MR), respectively; MPH-TDS advantage limited to "convenience", no sensitization problems |
ARM comparable to ATX; LisDEX: non-scheduled for reduced abuse potential; dMPH (FocalinR) profile comparable to MPH-IR and MPH-MR08, respectively; MPH-TDS advantage limited to "convenience", no sensitization problems |
New product pricing | FocalinR = branded MPH-IR; FocalinR XR = MPH-MR12; LisDEX and MPH-TDS 50% premium over MPH-MR12; ARM/MOD n.a. |
Price of dMPH-IR (FocalinR) = branded MPH-IR; dMPH-MR (FocalinR XR) = MPH-MR12; LisDEX and MPH-TDS 50% price premium over MPH-MR12; ARM/MOD = ATX (20% b.i.d.) in Germany; ARM/MOD for ADHD in England priced like ProvigilR. |
FocalinR = branded MPH-IR; FocalinR XR = MPH-MR12; LisDEX and MPH-TDS 100% premium over MPH-MR12; ARM/MOD = LisDEX (D) |
Established products | No price increases (except for DEX in England in "Extremely High Case" scenario). Generic MPH-IR market up to 90% (Germany) or 95% (England), respectively; FocalinR up to 20% of MPH-IR market share. No generic substitution for ATX or MPH-MR market segments. ATX administered b.i.d. in 20% of patients. |
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Treatment intensity | No change compared to 2005 (current trend ends 2006) | Continuation of current trend, phasing out by 2010 | Continuation of current trend, phasing out by 2012 |
1Abbreviations: MPH: methylphenidate; IR: immediate-release formulations (RitalinR, branded generics [EquasymR, MedikinetR], generics; FocalinR); MR: modified-release formulations (MPH-MR12: ConcertaR XL; MPH-MR08: EquasymR XL, MedikinetR retard, FocalinR XR; MPH-TDS: transdermal system (patch, DaytranaR); LisDEX: lisdexamphetamine (NRP104); Nonstimulants: ATX, atomoxetine (StratteraR), ARM, armodafinil (NuvigilR); DEX: dexamphetamine (England only)