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HCP Steroids Buster Essential information for HCPs to communicate to their patients when dispelling myths surrounding the use of topical steroids in the routine treatment of eczema flares.
Patient Steroids Buster Easy to understand information for patients. Written to address the myths around topical steroids and why they should not worry about using them to treat eczema flares.
Patient information leaflet - English Information about eczema and dermatitis, the role of emollient therapy, choice of emollients, Diprobase and Diprobath, and how to get the best results from emollient therapy.
NICE Quick reference guide An official publication from NICE on the management of atopic eczema guideline for children from birth to 12 years published in December 2007.
Sensitiser card A list of potential allergens and irritants, and the emollients that contain them. To help patients avoid using products containing sensitisers and irritants to which they have previously reacted.	COMING SOON
Parent emollient leaflet A parent and carer's guide to caring for a child (or children) with eczema packed with valuable information, practical tips and support.
Caring for elderly skin leaflet Information for a healthcare professional to promote healthy skin and management of dry skin conditions in the elderly.
Patient support pack A series of guides for patients on key aspects of managing their eczema.
HCP support pack A selection of handy reminder cards for HCPs and an education plan template to use with your patients.