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US Point of Care Diagnostics Overview
Rod CottonVice President and General ManagerPoint of Care Diagnostics, USA
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Point of Care Testing market and Roche
Strategy and future drivers
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Point-of-Care Testing (POC): DefinitionImmediately actionable healthcare information outside central lab … from diagnosis, to monitoring, to therapy adjustment
On-site testing:
• from the hospital to the home
Tests answering urgent questions:
• acute and chronic conditions
• diagnosis and therapeutic monitoring
Specific test needs:
• fast
• Simple-to-use technology
• reliable and reproducible results
ADMIT MOVE DISCHARGE
PREVENTION CURE
Point-of-Care Testing
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Three key customer segmentsImproving clinical and economic outcomes across the continuum of care
Primary CareCompliance / Convenience
real-time therapy adjustment
Patient MonitoringCompliance /
Convenience real-time therapy adjustment
Hospital
Fast therapy adjustment
Critical Care Work Area
Defined by medical indicationsDecentralized hospital testing of selected parameters
POCT used to test whole blood samples in key locations throughout the hospital
Physician’s Office Work Area
Defined by key MD user groups• Cardiologists• Intern. Medicine Physician• General Practitioner
CLIA waived POCT systems used for patient screening, therapy and monitoring activities and decisions
Patient Self-Testing
Defined by patientEvolving treatment model (e.g. anticoagulation from clinics to the patient's home)Whole blood samples (less invasive)
POCT using the blood glucose monitoring approach
"Reactive" Care Therapy monitoring Monitoring and prevention
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Rapid market growthDriven by clinical, social and economic pressures coupled with new technologies and IT capabilities
Government/ PoliticalFocused on reducing hospital length of stay and patient treatment via out-patient care models (clinic, homecare, etc)
TechnologyMaking lab-quality tests available close to patient (MD office, patient home, ICU) and delivered by non-laboratory personnel
Social/ economic pressureIncreased patient empowerment and health consciousness Third-party payers driving improvements in compliance and overall cost healthcare reductions
Clinical/ economic outcomesFocused on enabling and quantifying value of more effective and efficient care (e.g. TGC, NICU Billirubin, PST-coag)
Decision makersPhysicians, lab directors, nurses, point of care coordinators, hospital administration, IT departments
Information TechnologyIncreased use of EMR’s and other data mgt. tools to capture all testing and associated costs throughout healthcare systemFocused on faster delivery of test results to drive faster therapeutic intervention
POCT Market Drivers
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Major segments US POCT Market2003 through 2008 (m USD)
Dynamic and growing market Select segments offering double-digit growth
Total POCT*
Dedicated Primary Care Systems (Lipids, HbA1c)
Cardiac MarkersCoagulation
Dedicated Professional Glucose Testing
Urinalysis
2003
1,685
252
111146105
61
2008
2,288 E
420
218
310
177
68
11
16
11
7
8
CAGR [%]
2
289300
Blood Gas/Electrolytes
3
* Does not include manual tests e.g. pregnancy, infectious diseases and STDSource: Boston Biomedical Consultants, EAC Study, Roche research
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Roche Point of CareBroadest decentralized testing menu
Radiometer
Nova Biomedical
Elect.Arkay / Menarini
ITC
expectedIL
Dade Behring
Cholestech
expectedBiosite
Bayer
D-DimerAxis Shield
Abaxis
Abbott
planned*Roche
UAAPTTACTPTLipids & OthersStrokeCMHbA1CbG
Meta-bolitesBGECompany
Competitive Landscape
Source: Provalis * product in Centralized Diagnostics business area; Roche major manufacture for other Diagnostic companies
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The broadest portfolioAddressing Point of Care Testing customer needs
Product Lines
Businesses
• Reflotron Systems
• OMNI Systems• IT Solutions
• CoaguChek S• Accu-Chek Glucose
• Accu-Chek Inform
• Accutrend GC(T)• Urisys 1100Cardiac Reader
ResearchMolecular
LabCentral
LabSTAT Lab HosPoC POL
PatientMon.
DiabetesMgmt.
Patient CareProfessional DiagnosticsLife ScienceMarkets
Customers
BAs RAS RMD RCD RNP (POCT) RDC
Coag. Mon.Primary CareHosp. POCHosp. Glu.
Life Science Professional Diagnostics Patient Care
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Roche 19 %
Others 81 %
Roche maintains overall share leadership Among key diagnostic manufacturers, Roche clear market leader in 2 of the 4 major POCT segments
Cardiac Markers
Coagulation
Dedicated Professional Glucose Testing
Blood Gas/ Electrolytes
Roche Abbott J&JBayerBiosite
U.S. POCT Market 20041.7 bn USD (+8 %)
Source: Boston Biomedical Consultants, EAC Study, Roche analysis
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Point of Care Testing market and Roche
Strategy and future drivers
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Strategic imperatives to succeed in U.S.Drive decentralization of testing
Innovative use of information and technology to alter clinical practice and improve economic outcomeLeverage reach and penetration through acquisitions and alliances to expand offerings
Drive testing from lab to patient self-testing (prevention – e.g. PST-Coagulation)Deliver products and services enabling individualized testing and therapy
Grow market share with innovative new solutions and movement of tests from lab closer to the patientLeverage tremendous market share, growth, distribution model, installed IT systems and other assets to expand penetration across test segments
New markets
Core business
Future growth drivers
Strengthen
Shape
Stretch
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Interim/ Off-site
Driving decentralized testingFocus investments on both short and long-term opportunities across the continuum of care
• Increase investment in stand-alone POC business
• Develop strong clinical and economic sources of data to quantify value
• Expand product portfolio tied to unmet customer needs
HomePOL/Clinic
Hospital POCLab
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Historically, 3 separate businesses focused on products
Today, 1 business focused on key disease and treatment segments
HospitalPoint
of Care(HPOC)
Near Patient Testing(NPT)
Point of Care
Diagnostics
Roche Point-of-Care DiagnosticsGlobally aligned and focused on growth
DCHGHospital bGStripsMetersLancets
NPTCoag (strips/meters)UA/Primary CareCardiacElecsys/Integra
HPOCBGEInstrumentsReagents
DiseasesDiabetesCardiacCardiovascularCancerMetabolic
Treatment SegmentsPoint of Care MonitoringAcute Diagnostics Intensive CareAmbulatory Care
Diabetes Care
Hospital Group
(DCHG)
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Best-in-Class: Our advantage We will use our strong leadership position in POC Glucose and Coagulation Monitoring to drive future growth
AssetsPeople• Highest rated POC sales and service team• Passion for the Point-of-Care opportunityLeadership• History of POC share leadership• Broadest POC portfolio offering• Long-standing POC customer relationshipsPortfolio• History of technology innovation• R&D resources to maintain strong portfolioStructure• Globally aligned and focusedReach/ Distribution• Most widely contracted with National GPO’s• Most widely contracted in distribution
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Market leading portfolio and assetsOur lead in reach, innovation, reputation and performance today …
Diabetes---------
BloodGlucose
Intensive Care---------------
Blood GasElectrolyte
Cardiovascular---------------CoagulationMonitoring
Cardiac---------CardiacMarkers
Accu-Chek™Inform System
Omni-S SystemCoagu-Chek™System
Cardiac Reader™System
• Hospital share leader• #1 product• #1 sales force• #1 service• #1 GPO reach• #1 Connectivity
• Configurable system• Superior IT solutions• Innovative features• Remote QC mgt.
• 90% POL share• #1 product• Largest sales force• #1 service• Complete coag
monitoring portfolio
• 1st cardiac rapid assay• Only company with POC and
lab cardiac markers• Novel expandable technology(Myoglobin, TnT)
Strategic Leverage Drive Growth
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Diabetes---------
BloodGlucose
Intensive Care---------------
Blood GasElectrolyte
Cardiovascular---------------CoagulationMonitoring
Cardiac---------CardiacMarkers
Wireless RFTesting System
Next GenerationBGE System
Coagu-Chek™System
Cardiac Reader™System
Note: Above illustrations are for illustrative purpose only and are not be interpreted to represent current or future products
Ensuring future growth Products in development. Our innovation to ensure leading position and products tomorrow …
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Strategic imperatives
Imperatives Actions
Drive decentralization of testing from lab to patient
• Invest in health economics to provide evidence of better patient and economic outcomes
• Drive adoption of care standards across the POC testing spectrum
Obtain expanded reimbursement for patient coagulation self-monitoring
• Obtain PST specific CPT Codes
• Secure expanded indication coverage
Leverage strong Hospital position (blood glucose, IT connectivity) to grow BGE and CVDbusinesses
• Expand Hospital blood glucose
• Increase OMNI S penetration
• Launch NT-proBNP on cardiac reader