Prescriber Phenotypes: Variability in Topical Rosacea Treatment Patterns Among United States Dermatologists
Andrew Nicholas,
Allison Spraul,
Alan B. Fleischer
Abstract:Background/Objectives: Aggregate prescribing behavior for inflammatory lesions of rosacea has been described, but individual physician behavior has not been characterized. This study aims to assess the modern state of topical rosacea drug selection by analyzing prescribing patterns among individual dermatologists. Methods: We assessed utilization patterns of four topical papulopustular rosacea agents in 2021 Medicare Part-D data. K-means cluster analysis identified prescriber phenotypes based on the proportion… Show more
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