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Visual abstract | Satisfaction with topical therapy in patients with plaque psoriasis
The Psoriasis and Psoriatic Arthritis Hub is pleased to present a visual abstract representing data from a single-center non-interventional study that assessed satisfaction with various topical therapies in patients with plaque psoriasis.1 Patients had satisfaction scored in several domains, including convenience, side effects, effectiveness, and global satisfaction. Higher scores indicated higher satisfaction.
Satisfaction varied based on medication used and individual patient characteristics. This study is limited by the small sample size included and monocentric nature of the study. In addition, therapy data was self-reported by patients.1 However, these data provide insight into patient satisfaction with treatment. The authors concluded that satisfaction with topicals should be regularly evaluated as it may impact adherence.
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