The Optimizing Psoriasis Care Masterclass is a comprehensive course that equips dermatologists with up-to-date strategies for managing psoriasis. Learners will explore early intervention strategies, emerging systemic therapies, and the integration of topical treatments. Special emphasis is placed on nail psoriasis, cardiovascular comorbidities, and hard-to-treat phenotypes. With a practical, patient-centered approach, dermatologists will gain the tools to personalize care and optimize outcomes across diverse clinical scenarios.
Optimizing Psoriasis Care
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Learning Objectives
- Evaluate the importance of early intervention in psoriasis.
- Analyze the latest clinical data on emerging treatments in psoriasis.
- Determine when to combine systemic and topical therapies based on disease severity, patient response, and treatment optimization strategies.
- Apply real-world considerations in therapy selection, integrating patient comorbidities, treatment access, and personalized approaches.
- Identify the key clinical presentations indicative of nail psoriasis, distinguishing them from other nail disorders.
- Discuss the management approach to nail psoriasis, including when to use systemic versus topical therapies.
- Understand the multifactorial relationship between psoriasis and cardiovascular disease (CVD) to improve patient management.
- Use guidelines of care to lower the risk of CVD in patients with psoriasis.
- Explore the evolving landscape of oral therapies, including TYK2 inhibitors and other next-generation systemic treatments.
- Identify optimal therapeutic strategies for hard-to-treat psoriasis phenotypes, such as inverse, palmoplantar, genital, and nail psoriasis.