Tag: Assessment
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Habit Reversal Tip #2: Involving Others
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Habit Reversal Tip #7: Scratching Context Assessment
During the first week of The Combined Approach programme for adults and older children with atopic eczema, it is necessary to note the circumstances associated with all scratching It is useful to use a chart like this to note the circumstances associated with scratching: this is best done during the week of registration. Free to download…
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Taking a History and Atopic Eczema
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From the Clinic #4: Alcohol and Atopic Eczema
Possible trigger factors for acute eczema flare-ups When assessing atopic eczema for The Combined Approach, we recommend asking at the first clinic visit which trigger factors are already known that contribute to acute eczema flare-ups. Some are easier to recognise than others. These may be given without them being directly asked about, for example stress,…
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Metrics for The Combined Approach to Atopic Eczema
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From The Clinic: Before We Start Habit Reversal
Before starting habit reversal for chronic atopic eczema ….. When we see patients in clinic for The Combined Approach we find it great when colleagues can sit in to see how it is done. Teaching is good when it is a two-way process. By talking through our protocol with others we refine our thinking about…
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Chronic Atopic Eczema And Readiness For Habit Reversal
Getting ready to go with The Combined Approach When it is seen that skin with atopic eczema has become thickened by habitual scratching, and is therefore not responding well to conventional topical treatment, it isn’t necessarily plain sailing to immediately start habit reversal and The Combined Approach – assessment should anticipate possible difficulties. Success with…