Psoriasis in Practice (PiP)

Psoriasis in Practice (PiP)

Overview: Psoriasis in Practice is a free, patient-centered education program designed for healthcare professionals to enhance their understanding of psoriasis and its impact on individuals. The program features real-life patient interviews and case studies that illustrate the daily challenges faced by those living with psoriatic disease.

Key Features:

• Holistic Care Focus: Emphasises the importance of holistic treatment, placing patients and their families at the centre of care decisions.
• Communication Skills: Provides insights into effective communication strategies with psoriasis patients, highlighting their unique experiences and needs.
• Team Collaboration: Discusses the importance of multi-disciplinary teamwork in managing psoriasis, including coordination between primary and secondary care.

Course Accessibility:

• The course is available on various devices (computer, mobile, tablet), allowing for flexible learning. Progress is saved, enabling users to continue at their own pace.

Content Includes:

• Evidence-based information aligned with the latest NICE and SMC guidance.
• Visual aids including images and case studies.
• Patient perspectives through video interviews.
• Comprehensive treatment options and guidance on virtual consultations.

Learning Outcomes:

• Gain a deeper understanding of how psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis affect quality of life.
• Recognise that these conditions extend beyond skin and joint issues.
• Acquire skills to effectively advise patients on managing their conditions.
• Learn when to refer patients to specialist services for additional support.

Note: Access to the course is reserved for qualified healthcare professionals. PAPAA may revoke access if professional registration is found to be invalid.

This program is an excellent opportunity for non-specialist healthcare professionals to expand their knowledge and improve the care provided to individuals with psoriasis.