The patient’s perspective on the burden of psoriasis: findings based on the ROCQ, an online survey (notice n° 604413)

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Title The patient’s perspective on the burden of psoriasis: findings based on the ROCQ, an online survey
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Summary, etc. BackgroundPsoriasis is a common chronic skin disease, with well-characterised impact on quality-of life, however, no information is available on the lifetime impact of psoriasis on patients’ lives.Materials & MethodsThis descriptive cross-sectional web-based survey of patients with psoriasis, recruited from an online patient community, was conducted in France in 2021. Established questionnaires (Major Life-Changing Decision Profile-MLCDP, Dermatology Life Quality Index-DLQI, Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale [HADS]), CAGE and BRIEF-COPE) were administered together with specially created questions.ResultsIn total, 301 adult patients (mean age: 46.9 years; 56% women; mean disease duration: 20.3 years) participated in the study. The MLCDP showed that a mean of 9.4 life-changing decision items were affected; the most frequently cited domains being social life (n=258; 85.7%) and physical activity (n=226; 75.1%). In addition, 183 participants (60.7%) declared at least moderate impact of their psoriasis on their quality of life (score ≥6), with a median DLQI score of 7 [IQR: 3-13]. Impact on activities of daily living, such as social life, physical activities and marital relationships, was reported by over 50% of participants. Moreover, 107 (35.5%) declared being satisfied and 66 (21.9%) very satisfied with care. Over 50% of participants reported stigma related to being considered to have a contagious disease (n=182) or being unhygienic (n=163) and undesirable (n=167). Finally, 104 participants (34.6%) presented with clinically relevant anxiety and 32 (10.6%) clinically relevant depression (score ≥11) based on the HADS.ConclusionPsoriasis carries a high psychological burden and has a strong long-term impact on social functioning.
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Personal name Crochard, Anne
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Personal name Hueber, Mélanie
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Note European Journal of Dermatology | 34 | 1 | 2024-01-01 | p. 59-67 | 1167-1122
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