Figures & data
Figure 1 Rheumatologist prescribing preference when it is assumed that there are no restrictions or guidelines.
![Figure 1 Rheumatologist prescribing preference when it is assumed that there are no restrictions or guidelines.](/cms/asset/a11d5460-7b98-4739-9bb6-2018ef84356d/dppa_a_129333_f0001_c.jpg)
Table 1 Rheumatologist-stated prescribing of biosimilars currently and expected in 12 months
Figure 2 Rheumatologists’ prescribing behaviors.
*Compared to the prescription of a biooriginator.
![Figure 2 Rheumatologists’ prescribing behaviors.*Compared to the prescription of a biooriginator.](/cms/asset/3a8d6b1d-913c-4088-985c-6d59b8dc6817/dppa_a_129333_f0002_c.jpg)
Table 2 Patient acceptance of biosimilars
Figure 4 Patient perceptions of biosimilars.
![Figure 4 Patient perceptions of biosimilars.](/cms/asset/8b2aae6a-aa95-48af-8dc5-fabb0c2b230c/dppa_a_129333_f0004_c.jpg)
Figure S1 Patient analysis groups based on current medication.
Notes: BioOA, patient receiving biooriginator who was initiated after February 2015; BioOB, patient receiving biooriginator who was initiated before January 2015; BioSN, patient receiving biosimilar who was previously biologic naive; BioSE, patient receiving biosimilar who has an experience of a biooriginator.
![Figure S1 Patient analysis groups based on current medication.Notes: BioOA, patient receiving biooriginator who was initiated after February 2015; BioOB, patient receiving biooriginator who was initiated before January 2015; BioSN, patient receiving biosimilar who was previously biologic naive; BioSE, patient receiving biosimilar who has an experience of a biooriginator.](/cms/asset/79379275-99d1-4db6-bb2a-317f278b0945/dppa_a_129333_sf0001_c.jpg)