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Dermatological non-disease — Clinical Guidelines

Overview

This summary addresses aspects of dermatological care beyond specific diseases, focusing on educational approaches, social determinants of health, diversity and inclusion, and sustainable practices in dermatology clinics.

Diagnosis

Educational Focus: Curricula vary based on regional disease prevalence (1).

Social Determinants: Consider social drivers of health (SDH) and adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) in pediatric dermatology assessments (2 3).

Management

Curriculum Enhancement: Incorporate arts education to improve resident observation skills and wellness (12).

Sustainable Practices: Implement energy-efficient measures, digitalization, and eco-friendly policies in clinic operations (8).

Diversity Initiatives: Promote diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs to enhance workforce diversity (5 6 14).

Special Populations

Pediatrics: Address social determinants of health and ACEs impacting dermatological outcomes (2 3).

Diversity: Focus on increasing representation of underrepresented minorities in dermatology training and practice (9 10 16).

Key Recommendations

Integrate social determinants of health into dermatological assessments, particularly for pediatric patients (Evidence: Moderate 2 3).

Implement sustainable practices in dermatology clinics to reduce environmental impact (Evidence: Expert opinion 8).

Strengthen diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives within dermatology education and residency programs to improve workforce diversity (Evidence: Expert opinion 5 6 14).

Utilize arts education programs to enhance resident observational skills and overall wellness (Evidence: Weak 12).

Encourage mentorship programs targeting underrepresented students to increase diversity in dermatology (Evidence: Expert opinion 16).

References

1 AlMulla L. A comparative study of dermatology education in high and low prevalence areas: Kuwait University and the University of Aberdeen. BMC medical education 2026. link 2 Oluwole T, Zambito J, Coates SJ. Examining the Impacts of Social Drivers of Health and Adverse Childhood Experiences on Children With Dermatological Disease Part II: A Framework and Guide for Pediatric Dermatologists. Pediatric dermatology 2026. link 3 Oluwole T, Zambito J, Coates SJ. Examining the Impacts of Social Drivers of Health and Adverse Childhood Experiences in Children With Dermatological Disease: Part I: An Update and Review for Pediatric Dermatologists. Pediatric dermatology 2026. link 4 Birda A, Zaino ML, Gold MH, Feldman SR, Yentzer BA. Basics of building a private dermatology practice--a startup guide. Dermatology online journal 2024. link 5 Brown M, Zhou AE, Jain NP, Gronbeck C, Sloan SB, Grant-Kels JM. Relevance and ethical issues of diversity equity and inclusion programs, circa 2024-2025. Clinics in dermatology 2024. link 6 Obed O, Rodriguez I, Lam K, Van Beek MJ, Rosenblatt A, Saavedra A et al.. Program Director Perspectives on DEI Initiatives in the Dermatology Residency Selection Process. Cutis 2024. link 7 Burroughs DL, Diaz SF. Clinical techniques in veterinary dermatology: Dermoscopy. Veterinary dermatology 2023. link 8 Niebel D, Herrmann A, Balzer S, Hecker C, Koch S, Luhmann E et al.. Sustainability of dermatological offices and clinics: challenges and potential solutions. Journal der Deutschen Dermatologischen Gesellschaft = Journal of the German Society of Dermatology : JDDG 2023. link 9 Costello CM, Harvey JA, Besch-Stokes JG, Bhullar P, Lim ES, Kunze KL et al.. The role of race and ethnicity in the dermatology applicant match process. Journal of the National Medical Association 2022. link 10 Akoh CC, Shankar S, Strachan DD, Latkowski JM. Diversifying the dermatology workforce: Physician characteristics vary by race/ethnicity. Journal of the National Medical Association 2022. link 11 Kohn AH, Alavi A, Armstrong AW, Babalola F, Garg A, Gottlieb AB et al.. International Dermatology Outcome Measures (IDEOM): Report from the 2020 Annual Meeting. Dermatology (Basel, Switzerland) 2022. link 12 Kumar AM, Lee GH, Stevens LA, Kwong BY, Nord KM, Bailey EE. Using Visual Arts Education in Dermatology to Benefit Resident Wellness and Clinical Communication. MedEdPORTAL : the journal of teaching and learning resources 2021. link 13 Bem C, Small N. An ecological framework for improving child and adolescent health. Archives of disease in childhood 2020. link 14 Quartey QQ, Edoror RO, Byrd AS, Okoye GA. Bonds and bridges: the role of social capital in building a more diverse dermatology workforce. Cutis 2020. link 15 Suda T, Murakami A, Nakamura Y, Sasaki H, Tsuji I, Sugawara Y et al.. Medical Needs in Minamisanriku Town after the Great East Japan Earthquake. The Tohoku journal of experimental medicine 2019. link 16 Kwatra SG, He A, Loss MJ, Okoye GA. Addressing Minority Representation in Dermatology: Answering a Call to Action Through Structured Mentorship and Instruction. JAMA dermatology 2017. link 17 Lowry CL, Shah R, Fleming C, Taylor R, Bewley A. A study of service provision in psychocutaneous medicine. Clinical and experimental dermatology 2014. link 18 Derman W, Schwellnus M, Hope F, Jordaan E, Padayachee T. Description and implementation of U-Turn Medical, a comprehensive lifestyle intervention programme for chronic disease in the sport and exercise medicine setting: pre-post observations in 210 consecutive patients. British journal of sports medicine 2014. link 19 Bergstresser PR, Grupenhoff JT, Kalabokes V. Stakeholders in cutaneous investigation: patients and patient advocates are essential. The Journal of investigative dermatology 2012. link

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