A. Prescriber comfort with available treatments B. Positive patient perception of treatment benefit C. Absence of redness and scalp lesions D. Treatment cost less than $50,000 per year E. Unsure

A. Her adherence rate B. The allergies C. The motor vehicle accident D. The itching E. Unsure

A. Like plaque psoriasis, Atopic Dermatitis (AD) is a common inflammatory skin disease presenting with itching and erythema, and the burden of AD is generally comparable to that of psoriasis. B. Patients with Atopic Dermatitis have lower rates of hypertension as compared to patients with psoriasis but their number of hospitalizations and ER visits is similar to that of psoriasis patients. C. Adult patients with Atopic Dermatitis use significantly greater health care resources including health care provider visits, ER visits and hospitalizations as compared with matched non-AD controls D. Adult patients with Atopic Dermatitis have a significantly increased risk for developing atopic comorbidities as compared with non-AD matched controls E. Unsure

A. Patient mutual agreement to treatment strategies and therapy SMART goals B. An established relationship between patient and health care providers C. Patient adherence to treatment instructions and regimens D. Patient knowledge about Atopic Dermatitis treatment costs E. Unsure

A. Indication B. Site of Care C. Physician Specialty D. Pharmacy Location E. Unsure

A. EMR/HER Data is required to operationalize a value-based agreement B. Pharmacy Claims are not sufficient to create a value-based agreement C. Medical Claims are typically needed to validate a patient's diagnosis D. VBAs have upside risk only E. Unsure