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Psoriasis and Comorbidities

Psoriasis and Cardiometabolic Comorbidities

Physician’s Global Assessment (PGA)

Calculation of PASI

Absolute PASI Values (Cutoffs: 5, 3, or 2) Might Provide a Better Benchmark

Dermatology Life Quality Index (DLQI)

Some Thoughts on Psoriasis Disease Severity/Therapy Assessment Tools

Concept of Psoriasis Management

Improving Magnitude of Response: QoL Is Maximized in Patients Who Achieve PASI 90-100 Response

Significance of When Psoriasis Develops

Five Key Components to CLCI

Interaction of Key Interpersonal Components That Make Patients More or Less Vulnerable to CLCI

Does a More Aggressive Intervention Improve Psoriasis Patient Satisfaction

Effects of Stigmatization

Mismatch Between Patient and Physician Perspectives on Psoriasis

Greater disease severity & younger age  greater psychosocial burden Online survey, n=1033

MAPP Survey Results: Patient vs Physician on Contributors to Psoriasis Severity

Qualitative Research: Patient and Physician Interviews

Divergence in Patients' vs Physicians' Perspectives May Result in Suboptimal Treatment

A Holistic Approach to Treating Psoriasis

Building Trust; Improving Physician/Patient Communication

Secukinumab Efficacy Data Over 2 Years Randomized Extension of ERASURE and FIXTURE

UNCOVER-3: Study Design With Long-Term Extension

UNCOVER-3: Ixekizumab PASI 75 Response Rates to Week 60 (NRI)