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Treatment Adherence in Dermatology [electronic resource] / edited by Steven R. Feldman, Abigail Cline, Adrian Pona, Sree S. Kolli

Published
Cham : Springer International Publishing : Imprint: Springer, 2020.
Edition
1st ed. 2020.
Physical Description
XI, 116 pages 4 illustrations, 3 illustrations in color : online resource
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Feldman, Steven R., Cline, Abigail, Pona, Adrian, Kolli, Sree S., and SpringerLink (Online service)
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Contents
Chapter 1. Reasons for Nonadherence -- Chapter 2. Strategy to Monitor Adherence -- Chapter 3. Strategies to Improve Adherence -- Chapter 4. Psychological Techniques to Promote Adherence -- Chapter 5. Adherence in Pediatric Populations -- Chapter 6. Adherence in Patients with Comorbidities -- Chapter 7. Adherence in Psoriasis -- Chapter 8. Adherence in Atopic Dermatitis -- Chapter 9. Adherence in Acne -- Chapter 10. Technological Advancements to Promote Adherence.
Summary
Patient adherence to a given treatment plan directly correlates to the quality of disease outcome. In looking at the how and why behind patient adherence and non-adherence to a treatment regimen, understanding realistic expectations of a patient can provide a beneficial guide towards providing optimal healthcare. Treatment Adherence in Dermatology offers insight and strategies for understanding and promoting treatment adherence with a focus on dermatological conditions, specifically psoriasis, atopic dermatitis, and acne. Reasons for non-adherence are investigated particularly in populations such as children and patients with multiple co-morbidities. The proposed text provides patient and physician-centered strategies alongside technological advancements to promote adherence. Written for the practicing dermatologist, this title will find audience with primary care physicians, students, residents, and other practicing doctors alike.
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9783030278090
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