Third party program transparency tool

1. An interactive user-interface system for analyzing third party-based restrictions for at least one pharmaceutical product, the interactive user-interface system comprising:

a remote database storing content related to third party policies and comparative metrics for the at least one pharmaceutical product;

a remote server configured to access content stored in the remote database; and

a local device coupled to the remote server by a network, wherein the local device comprises an input tool and a display;

wherein, in response to a filter of the interactive user-interface system selected with the input tool and communicated to the remote server across the network, the remote server is configured to:

extract policy criteria for a first pharmaceutical product on the filter;

extract comparative metrics for the first pharmaceutical product based on the filter;

compare the extracted policy criteria to the extracted comparative metrics, wherein comparing the extracted policy criteria to the extracted comparative metrics comprises identifying non-overlapping approved line of therapy uses for the first pharmaceutical product;

assign, based on the comparison, a restrictiveness score for the first pharmaceutical product based on the non-overlapping approved line of therapy uses across a plurality of third party programs, wherein the restrictiveness score comprises one of advantaged, parity, restricted, and no coverage;

generate a graphical representation of the restrictiveness score for the first pharmaceutical product across a plurality of third party programs, wherein the graphical representation comprises a two-dimensional interactive table comprising the approved line of therapy use for the first pharmaceutical product across the plurality of third party programs;

generate an interactive key for the restrictiveness score;

display the graphical representation and the interactive key on an interactive graphical user interface on the display, wherein interaction with elements of the interactive graphical user interface causes at least one of a display of additional information, opening of a new window, moving a graphical element to a new position, adjusting a zoom, highlighting a graphical element, filtering content from the graphical representation, or displaying a new graphical element, wherein, upon hovering a cursor over a restrictiveness score in the interactive key, a definition of the restrictiveness score is displayed, and wherein, upon hovering the cursor over the approved line of therapy use in the two-dimensional interactive table, embedded criteria for determining the restrictiveness score is displayed.

2. The interactive user-interface system of claim 1 , wherein the filter comprises at least one of a pharmaceutical product filter, an indication filter, a line of therapy filter, a patient sub-type filter, a type of payer filter, a coverage filter, a geographic filter, and any combination thereof.

3. The interactive user-interface system of claim 1 , wherein the third party policy comprises a pathway.

4. The interactive user-interface system of claim 3 , wherein the comparative metrics comprise approved uses of the first pharmaceutical products according to the Food and Drug Administration label.

5. The interactive user-interface system of claim 1 , wherein the restrictiveness score is defined as advantaged when approved line of therapy uses under the third party policy are broader than the approved line of therapy uses under the Food and Drug Administration label.

6. The interactive user-interface system of claim 1 , wherein the restrictiveness score is defined as restricted when approved line of therapy uses under the third party policy are narrower than the approved line of therapy uses under the Food and Drug Administration label.

7. The interactive user-interface system of claim 1 , wherein, in response to the filter selected with the input tool, the remote server is further configured to:

extract the policy criteria for a set of pharmaceutical products based on the filter selected with the input tool;

extract comparative metrics for the set of pharmaceutical products based on the filter selected with the input tool;

compare the extracted policy criteria for each pharmaceutical product to the extracted comparative metrics wherein comparing the extracted policy criteria to the extracted comparative metrics comprises identifying non-overlapping approved line of therapy uses for the set of pharmaceutical products;

assign to each pharmaceutical product of the set of pharmaceutical products, based on the comparison, a product restrictiveness score based on the non-overlapping approved line of therapy uses across a plurality of third party programs, wherein each of the product restrictiveness score comprises one of advantaged, parity, restricted, and no coverage;

generate a graphical representation of the product restrictiveness scores for the set of pharmaceutical products across a plurality of third party programs, wherein the graphical representation comprises a two-dimensional interactive table comprising the approved line of therapy use for the first pharmaceutical product across the plurality of third party programs; and

display the graphical representation and the interactive key on via the graphical user interface on the display to facilitate comparative analysis of third-party based restrictions in at least one third party policy across the set of pharmaceutical products, wherein, upon hovering a cursor over a restrictiveness score in the interactive key, a definition of the restrictiveness score is displayed, and wherein, upon hovering the cursor over the approved line of therapy use in the two-dimensional interactive table, embedded criteria for determining the restrictiveness score is displayed.

8. The interactive user-interface system of claim 1 , wherein, in response to the filter selected with the input tool, the remote server is further configured to:

extract policy criteria for a first pharmaceutical product from a set of third party policies based on the filter selected with the input tool;

extract comparative metrics for the first pharmaceutical product based on the filter selected with the input tool;

compare the extracted policy criteria for each third party policy of the set of third party policies to the extracted comparative metrics, wherein comparing the extracted policy criteria to the extracted comparative metrics comprises identifying non-overlapping approved line of therapy uses for the first pharmaceutical product;

assign, based on the comparison, a restrictiveness score for the first pharmaceutical product for each third party policy;

generate a graphical representation of the restrictiveness scores; and

display the graphical representation via the graphical user interface on the display to facilitate analysis of third-party based restrictions for the first pharmaceutical product across the set of third party policies.

9. The interactive user-interface system of claim 1 , wherein the graphical representation comprise a graph and an interactive key.

10. The interactive user-interface system of claim 1 , wherein the graphical representation comprises a map depicting exposure to the pharmaceutical product across regions.

11. The interactive user interface system of claim 10 , wherein the exposure comprises payer lives exposed to the pharmaceutical product via the third party policy.

12. The interactive user-interface system of claim 10 , wherein the exposure comprises providers exposed to the pharmaceutical product via the third party policy.

13. The interactive user-interface system of claim 1 , wherein the graphical representation comprises a graph depicting exposure to the pharmaceutical product via the third party policy over time.

14. An interactive user-interface system for analyzing third party-based restrictions for a set of pharmaceutical products, the interactive user-interface system comprising:

a remote database storing content related to third party policies and comparative metrics for the set of pharmaceutical products;

a remote server configured to access content stored in the remote database; and

wherein, in response to a filter selected by a user and communicated to the remote server across a network, the remote server is configured to:

extract policy criteria for the set of pharmaceutical products from a set of third party polices based on the filter selected by a user;

extract, for each pharmaceutical product, comparative regulatory metrics based on the filter selected by the user;

compare the extracted policy criteria for each pharmaceutical product and each third party policy to the extracted comparative regulatory metrics;

assign, based on the comparison, a restrictiveness score to each pharmaceutical product in each third party policy;

generate a graphical representation of the restrictiveness score, the graphical representation can comprise any one of:

a venn diagram displaying three groupings comprising the third party policy, a second third party policy, and a regulatory authority policy, wherein the first pharmaceutical product can be placed based on the restrictiveness score in at least one grouping of the three groupings or at an overlap of any two or more groupings of the three groupings, wherein other pharmaceutical products may be placed in the venn diagram if they have been assigned a restrictiveness score, or

an interactive summary chart based on the restrictiveness score of the first pharmaceutical product across a plurality of programs, one program of the plurality of programs comprising the third party policy, the chart depicting a number of programs in at least one category of a plurality of categories, wherein a key contains definitions for each category that are displayed upon a hovering of a cursor over the category in the key; and

provide the graphical representation via an interactive graphical user interface to facilitate analysis of third-party based restrictions across the set of third party policies for the set of pharmaceutical products, wherein interaction with elements of the interactive graphical user interface causes at least one of a display of additional information, opening of a new window, moving a graphical element to a new position, adjusting a zoom, highlighting a graphical element, filtering content from the graphical representation, or displaying a new graphical element.