A multifaceted and standardised approach is needed to improve acne severity assessment in clinical practice: an online survey of UK health professionals

Niamh Masterson; Esther Burden-The; Esther Burden‐Teh; Eugene Healy; Trish Hepburn; Carron Layfield; Alison Layton; Paul Leighton; Simon Leng; Eleanor Mitchell; Guy Northover; Rebecca Penzer‐Hick; William A. Price; Kathy Radley; Grishma Ramesh; Jane Ravenscroft; Tracey Sach; Shabina Sadiq; Miriam Santer; Kim S Thomas; Andrew R. Thompson; Jennifer White; Heather Whitehouse; Hywel C Williams

doi:10.1093/ced/llae180

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Teaser text We summarize the findings from a survey based on how health professionals assess acne severity in UK clinical practice. The survey findings suggest that there is interest in a multifaceted and standardized approach to grading acne severity.

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