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Case 1: Female, 28 Years Old, African American

Omar Noor, MD, FAAD, discusses the critical role of patient education and transparent communication in the context of treating individuals with atopic dermatitis. He emphasizes the significance of cultivating trust in patient-provider relationships, explores the potential necessity of shifting the treatment paradigm, and addresses the implications of treatment interruptions or transitions in the long-term management of this condition, all while considering the crucial aspect of access to care.

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      Panelists:

      Omar Noor, MD, FAAD

      Rao Dermatology

      Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey

      Program Description:

      Omar Noor, MD, FAAD, provides insights from a case-based discussion, wherein he navigates the complexities surrounding patient care, emphasizing the critical importance of patient education, trust-building, and equitable access to care. He also explores the nuanced implications of boxed warnings linked to JAK inhibitors, drawing attention to variations between systemic and oral forms of topical ruxolitinib, and their potential influence on dialogues with patients and fellow healthcare providers.

      Segment Description:

      Omar Noor, MD, FAAD, discusses the critical role of patient education and transparent communication in the context of treating individuals with atopic dermatitis. He emphasizes the significance of cultivating trust in patient-provider relationships, explores the potential necessity of shifting the treatment paradigm, and addresses the implications of treatment interruptions or transitions in the long-term management of this condition, all while considering the crucial aspect of access to care.

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