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Collaboration Between Primary Care and Dermatology in Atopic Dermatitis Care

Panelists discuss how primary care physicians often serve as the first point of contact for patients with atopic dermatitis symptoms. Dermatologist referral is typically considered when patients show severe or persistent symptoms despite initial treatment, have unclear diagnosis, require specialized therapies, or experience significant impact on quality of life.

Video content above in prompted by the following:

  • For many patients, a primary care physician may be the first provider they see when presenting with symptoms. When evaluating patients for AD, at what point do you consider referral to a dermatologist?
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