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In this issue of Dermatology Times, we focus on patient-centered care, communication and psoriasis, plus, healthcare providers share their thoughts on drug costs. Click on the link for these and more stories in the current issue.
 
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While patient-centered medicine works well for patients, what does it mean for the practice?
For Elizabeth Kiracofe, M.D., the patient-centered care focus started with retinoid cream. "When I opened my practice and started seeing patients, many of them said they had stopped using topical retinoids because they were allergic. I discovered they really meant they were developing retinoid dermatitis from the medicine, and they needed more guidance on how to use the creams."
 
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Comprehensive psoriasis management
The August issue of Dermatology Times includes a supplement edition that focuses on a patient-centered approach in psoriasis management, including an article on the importance of longer consults in the doctor's office and recommendations for individualized therapy. Read more here.
 
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Communication in the era of patient-centered care
For many dermatologists, successfully treating patients means taking a more patient-centered approach to care. This table includes 11 tips from Dr. Neil Prose, Duke University Medical Center.
 
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