introduction to the psychosocial impact and psychological treatment of vitiligo
Both research and comments from clinical practice demonstrate that there is a risk of people living with vitiligo experiencing psychological distress. This introduction to the literature provides a descriptive summary of what is known about the psychological impact and treatment of
the condition and suggests how dermatology clinicians might provide appropriate support for those struggling to adjust to this visible and potentially stigmatising condition.
Keywords: DISFIGUREMENT; INTRODUCTION; PSYCHOLOGICAL; STIGMA; VITILIGO
Document Type: Review Article
Publication date: 01 June 2013
- Dermatological Nursing is the quarterly, peer-reviewed journal of the British Dermatological Nursing Group (BDNG) and the UK's only quality dermatological nursing journal. It aims to provide cutting-edge articles on the treatment and management of dermatological conditions and the care of patients with skin problems. While the focus is on dermatological nursing, the information included is relevant to other healthcare professionals.
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