This practical guide, the first single-source volume on the subject, discusses
the dynamics of outcome research, health economics, and quality of life (QOL) in
dermatology-demonstrating how knowledge on the effect of skin diseases and their
treatment on patients' lives and economic standing may be used toward enhancing
total management.
Considers the major dermatological diseases, such as acne, psoriasis, allergic
contact and atopic dermatitis, carcinoma, pigment disorders, viral and fungal
infections, and eczema
Detailing state-of-the-art studies as well as future research directions in the
field, Care Management of Skin Diseases covers
the genetic, environmental, and epidemiological factors influencing prevention,
management, and outcome expectations
the ripple effect of dermatological diagnosis on