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During the Psoriasis Hub Steering Committee Meeting in November 2023, key opinion leaders met to discuss the current treatment landscape for patients with psoriasis and PsA.
What does the current treatment landscape look like in psoriasis and PsA?
The recorded discussion was chaired by André Carvalho and featured Alice Gottlieb, Laura Coates, Paolo Gisondi, and Ulrich Mrowietz. The steering committee discussed how treatment landscapes differ between countries, including how access and cost affect treatment availability. The experts also spoke about the role of comorbidities in treatment selection. Finally, the role of Janus kinase inhibitors in psoriasis was discussed.