Dermatology toolkit
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Description
Skin conditions are the most common reason for patients to present in primary care.
Common skin conditions
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•British
Association of Dermatologists. UK
guidance on the use of mobile photographic devices in dermatology. 2017.
•DermNet.
Acne vulgaris. July 2021.
•DermNet.
Acne scarring. Aug 2023.
•DermNet.
Comedonal acne. Apr 2014.
•DermNet.
Inflammatory
lesions in acne.
Apr 2014.
•Moore
RA, Popowicz P, Burns B. Rule of Nines. [Updated 2024 Feb 12]. In: StatPearls [Internet]. Treasure Island (FL): StatPearls Publishing; 2024 Jan-.
•NHS
England. Referral
optimisation for people with skin conditions. Sept 2022.
•NICE CKS. Acne vulgaris.
Nov 2023.
•NICE CKS. Eczema – atopic.
March 2024.
•Primary Care Dermatology Society.
Acne
vulgaris. Jan 2024.
•Schofield
JK, Fleming D, Grindlay D et al. Skin conditions are the
commonest new reason people present to general practitioners in England and
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•Schonmann Y, Mansfield KE, Hayes JF et al. Atopic
Eczema in Adulthood and Risk of Depression and Anxiety: A Population-Based
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