Nucleic Acid Testing Markets (Malaysia) (2005-2010)

Nucleic Acid Testing Markets (Malaysia) (2005-2010) published by Frost & Sullivan in May, 2006. This report consists of 68 pages and the price starts from US $ 6000.

Introduction

Abstract

This Frost & Sullivan research service entitled Nucleic Acid Testing Markets in Malaysia gives an overview of the current status of the nucleic acid testing market in Malaysia and discusses present and potential revenues. The study also discusses the prevailing industry challenges and gives an overview of the reimbursement system and regulatory environment for NAT in Malaysia.

Table of Contents

1 RESEARCH AND MARKET OVERVIEW

• Research Overview
  • Research Scope and Methodology
  • Market Segmentation
  • Glossary of Terms
• Market Overview
  • Disease Profile
  • Overview of the Malaysian NAT market
  • Market Drivers
  • Market Restraints

2 REIMBURSEMENT STRUCTURE IN MALAYSIA

• Overview of the Reimbursement in Malaysia
  • Status of Medical Reimbursement in Malaysia

3 MARKET ENGINEERING MEASUREMENTS

• Market Analysis
  • Market Engineering Measurements
  • Market Size
  • Market Revenue Forecasts
  • Market Age
  • Pricing Trends
  • Future Potential of NAT
• End-User Analysis
  • Number of Customer Sites
  • Customer Loyalty
• Distribution Structure Analysis
  • Distribution Channel
• Competitive Analysis
  • Introduction
  • Product Mix and Market Share
  • Competitors' Profiles

4 RESEARCH ACTIVITIES

• Nucleic Acid Testing in Research Activities
  • Research in Academic Institutions

5 CONCLUSION

• Strategic Recommendations
  • Short Term Recommendation
  • Long Term Recommendations

6 FROST & SULLIVAN AWARDS

• Frost & Sullivan Awards for Nucleic Acid Testing Markets in Asia

7 APPENDIX

• Appendix
  • Total Population in Malaysia
  • Incidence and Mortality Rates of Communicable Diseases in Malaysia
  • Healthcare Facilities in Malaysia
  • Healthcare Budget in Malaysia
  • Immunization Coverage in Malaysia
  • Categories of Research Areas in Malaysia

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