Abstract
Psychocutaneous medicine deals with a group of troublesome diseases, but it is also an inclusive approach that sees each patient in a biopsychosocial matrix. Despite the acknowledged importance of this subject, there is no organized approach to teaching it. Lectures and textbooks are helpful, but physicians learn best by clinical experience. A liaison clinic established in each training program, in which the psychologist or psychiatrist is fully integrated into the dermatology department, would be an important step forward.
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