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These results highlight that patients may not fully understand the systemic nature of their disease, were frequently uninvolved in deciding treatment goals, and were often not satisfied with their current treatment. Increasing patients' participation in their care can facilitate shared decision-making between patients and HCPs, which may result in better treatment adherence and patient outcomes. Furthermore, these data indicate that policies should be implemented to protect against stigma and discrimination, which are commonly experienced by patients with psoriasis.
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