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ChartTrends®: Psoriasis 2014 (US) provides insight into the management and treatment of psoriasis patients by dermatologists based on actual patient-level data. More than 180 U.S. dermatologists were surveyed to compare what they self-report about disease management with what actually occurs at the patient level. Through an in-depth review of specific patient charts, details such as product dosing and frequency, prior medications, concomitant medications, and patient demographic variables help identify treatment approaches for psoriasis.

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