The Eczema Enigma: Diagnosis, mimics and the treatment decisions you won't find in the guidelines

The Eczema Enigma
Diagnosis, mimics and the treatment decisions you won't find in the guidelines

Atopic dermatitis sits at the intersection of immunology, dermatology and increasingly complex therapeutics. Yet for many clinicians, the gap between guidelines and confident real-world decision-making remains wide.

This full-day, CPD-accredited workshop is designed to close that gap. Led by Consultant Dermatologists Dr Tom King and Dr Sura Sahib, the programme covers the pathophysiology and comorbidities that shape clinical decisions, the skin conditions most likely to complicate or mimic an AD diagnosis, and a practical framework for selecting and monitoring advanced treatments, including biologics and small molecules.

The afternoon session moves from theory to practice with a case-based MDT workshop, where you work through complex real-world scenarios with the full faculty and leave with decision-making frameworks you can apply immediately.

What you will learn

By the end of the day, you will be able to:

• Apply an up-to-date understanding of AD pathophysiology to everyday clinical decisions

• Recognise skin conditions that can masquerade as or complicate atopic dermatitis

• Navigate biologic and small molecule prescribing with confidence

• Select and monitor advanced treatments in line with current guidelines

• Approach complex patient scenarios using a structured MDT framework

Who should attend

This workshop is designed for dermatologists, dermatology pharmacists , GPs with extended role, dermatology nurses,  who are managing patients with moderate to severe atopic dermatitis or who want to build confidence in advanced treatment decision-making.

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