Abstract

Introduction: Previous research has described physician prescribing patterns and physician experiences that might result in barriers to treatment of patients with psoriasis. While some research dedicated to patient-identified barriers exists, the global psoriasis patient population remains undertreated, and would benefit from further clinical investigation. Self-reported barriers of patients to care and the impact of disease severity on that aspect of the patient experience are important impediments to consider.

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