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Tidman MJ. Improving outcomes in patients with psoriasis. Practitioner 2013;257 (1757): 27-30

Improving outcomes in patients with psoriasis

24 Jan 2013Pais-up subscribers

The majority of patients with psoriasis can be managed in primary care, although specialist care may be necessary at some point in up to 60% of cases. Patients with erythrodermic or generalised pustular psoriasis should be referred for a same day dermatological opinion, and if psoriatic arthritis is suspected, early referral for a rheumatological opinion is recommended. Recent guidance from NICE and SIGN will contribute significantly to the care of psoriasis sufferers in both primary and secondary care. [With external links to the evidence base]

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