Pharmacotherapy in Dermatology - Acne, Psoriasis, Eczema and Other Skin Conditions

Course overview

1. Differentiate among common eczema subtypes, including seborrheic, discoid, and irritant eczema, and describe their clinical features. 2. Summarize the underlying pathophysiology and epidemiological trends of psoriasis, with attention to triggers and onset variations. 3. Implement individualized treatment plans for psoriasis, incorporating topical therapies, systemic agents, biologics, and phototherapy. 4. Identify pharmacologic options used to treat skin conditions such as rosacea, alopecia, pigmentation disorders, and skin infections. 5. Evaluate adverse effects, drug interactions, and long-term safety concerns of common dermatologic pharmacotherapies.