Current Status of Patient Education in the Management of Atopic Dermatitis in Korea
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Patient education is important for successful management of atopic dermatitis; however, due to limited time and resources, patienteducation remains insufficient. This study aimed to investigate the current state of education provided by Korean dermatologists,pediatric allergists, and allergists to patients with atopic dermatitis. A questionnaire survey consisting of items regarding educationalprograms for patients with atopic dermatitis was conducted via e-mail. In total, 153 participants responded to the questionnaires,and 26.8% indicated that they have had separate educational programs. The workforce involved in the educational programincluded nurses, residents or fellows, dieticians, pharmacists, and clinical psychologists. Most education protocols addressed thecharacteristics and natural course of atopic dermatitis and environmental management. Overall, 96.7% of the participants repliedthat an additional charge is needed for education; moreover, additional assistance from an academic society or association, in theform of medical staff, organized data, and advertisement, is required to develop and provide a well-structured educational program. A standardized education protocol will effectively provide appropriate education for patients with atopic dermatitis. Arrangementof education fees, covered by the National Health Insurance Service, will lead to the establishment of a structured educationalprogram and participation of an additional medical workforce.
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Patient education is important for successful management of atopic dermatitis; however, due to limited time and resources, patienteducation remains insufficient. This study aimed to investigate the current state of education provided by Korean dermatologists,pediatric allergists, and allergists to patients with atopic dermatitis. A questionnaire survey consisting of items regarding educationalprograms for patients with atopic dermatitis was conducted via e-mail. In total, 153 participants responded to the questionnaires,and 26.8% indicated that they have had separate educational programs. The workforce involved in the educational programincluded nurses, residents or fellows, dieticians, pharmacists, and clinical psychologists. Most education protocols addressed thecharacteristics and natural course of atopic dermatitis and environmental management. Overall, 96.7% of the participants repliedthat an additional charge is needed for education; moreover, additional assistance from an academic society or association, in theform of medical staff, organized data, and advertisement, is required to develop and provide a well-structured educational program. A standardized education protocol will effectively provide appropriate education for patients with atopic dermatitis. Arrangementof education fees, covered by the National Health Insurance Service, will lead to the establishment of a structured educationalprogram and participation of an additional medical workforce.
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