The impact of eczema on individuals and their families is substantial. Beyond the physical symptoms, eczema also brings psychosocial burdens that reduce well-being and quality of life.
This QUM Alliance video, ‘If you only knew’, highlights the experience for some people living with eczema.
Pharmacists have a central role to support individuals and families who live with eczema.
Working with consumers and medical experts, we have developed a range of evidence-informed education interventions and resources to support improved quality use of eczema medicines and treatment strategies.
Click on the links below for available eczema education .
A link to the recorded webinar on Optimising Eczema Care: Person-Centred Treatment and Care Planning.
A link to our 1 hour, self-paced online module, Optimising Eczema Care: A Case Study.
Other clinical tools and resources:
A clinical point-of-care resource for a consensus-based, stepped approach to the management of eczema, tailored for health professionals working in primary care settings.
A care plan to support conversations and enhance patients’ confidence to manage their eczema. Patient-friendly and suitable for use in all primary care settings.
QHUB is the centralised location for quality use of medicines education and resources. Pharmacists will find multidisciplinary education offerings, factsheets and other resources here.
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