At present, supplementary prescribing for eczema is often performed by experienced dermatology nurses, supported by a dermatologist, who work in both secondary and primary care.
Women mainly in the age range 40-50 years who attended a dermatology clinic between 1956 and 1964 were investigated.
The reader is directed to a dermatology general text, including reference 68, for further details of their management and information concerning less common disorders.
These include physicians from diverse specialties - anesthesiology, dermatology, family medicine, surgery, internal medicine, radiology, and pathology.
Examples of clinical areas where this could have benefits include paediatrics and neo-natology, dermatology, oncology, palliative care, and total parenteral nutrition.
Although there are treatment guidelines, prescribers also need experience and links with dermatology services if nurse-led services are to develop.
The article looks at independent and supplementary prescribing in dermatology, using the management of acne vulgaris as an example.
Dermatology: health care needs assessment.
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