There was no external funding for this study. Hung reports employment as a pharmacist for CVS Health, an AHRQ F32 grant, and meeting/accommodation/travel support from AACP, DIA, and ISPOR, all outside the submitted work. Vu and Mostovoy have nothing to disclose. Study concept and design were contributed by Hung and Mostovoy, along with Vu. Hung and Vu collected the data, and data interpretation was performed primarily by Hung, along with Mostovoy. The manuscript was written by Hung and Vu and revised by all the authors. Some of the study results were previously presented as a poster at the ISPOR 22nd Annual International Meeting; May 20-24, 2017; in Boston, Massachusetts.
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