A centre-based, ambulatory care concept for Hidradenitis suppurativa improves disease activity, burden, and patient satisfaction: results from the randomised controlled trial EsmAiL.

Michael SchultheisPetra StaubachGeorgios NikolakisLukas SchollenbergerMelanie MauchMarion BurckhardtMarcus HeiseMarina ZamshevaAlexandra StrobelGero LangerFalk BecharaUwe KirschnerKatharina HennigChristian KunteMatthias GoebelerStephan Grabbe

Published in: The British journal of dermatology (2023)

The establishment of standardised treatment algorithms in so-called "acne inversa centres (AiZ)" in the ambulatory setting has a substantial, positive impact on the course of the disease and significantly improves patient satisfaction.

Keyphrases

patient satisfaction
hidradenitis suppurativa
disease activity
systemic lupus erythematosus
rheumatoid arthritis

blood pressure
rheumatoid arthritis patients
ankylosing spondylitis
healthcare
machine learning

juvenile idiopathic arthritis
palliative care
study protocol
quality improvement
deep learning

combination therapy
randomized controlled trial
risk factors
pain management