Patientensicht in der Psoriasis-Therapie

The success of therapeutic interventions depends significantly on patient adherence to treatment. Psoriasis vulgaris is one of the most common chronic dermatoses in the Western world. Insufficient adherence among affected individuals has considerable socioeconomic implications, particularly given the potential negative impact on comorbidities. Author Birgit Holland provides an introductory overview of methods for assessing compliance and the factors influencing treatment adherence. The study described below collected data on the patient perspective in psoriasis treatment, focusing on key questions regarding the patients' ideal systemic therapy that would positively influence their compliance. In addition to evaluating treatment success, understanding patient preferences and compliance helps improve patient care and reduce costs. This book is aimed at interested physicians from all specialties, pharmacists, marketing professionals, and other decision-makers in pharmaceutical companies, as well as representatives of health insurance providers.