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Horses for courses

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Coping with difficulties: Adults & Older Children

 

Although The Combined Approach to atopic eczema is a successful approach, there are some people who do less well...
The Dermatology Nurse and The Combined Approach to atopic eczema

The Combined Approach to atopic eczema is an educational approach
VIDEO: A Behavioural Approach

 

An Introduction to The Combined Approach to atopic eczema
Habit Reversal Tip #5: Changing Behaviour

To successfully change behaviour, it needs to be seen to both follow something, and to be followed by something - behaviour is seen as part of an important sequence
Peter Norén talks to DrB

 


For more than 50 years it has been known that scratching of the skin causes the changes seen in chronic eczema.

Habit Reversal Tip #1: The Secret World

 

Success changing habitual behaviour requires a preliminary candid assessment of the behaviour to be changed - in The Combined Approach to atopic eczema this includes asking about how scratching is carried out
What previous training does a practitioner require to learn The Combined Approach?

 

A treatment programme that involves behaviour modification sounds much more complicated than it actually is.
Val Dock talks to DrB

 


The Combined Approach made absolute sense to me both as a past eczema sufferer, and as a general practitioner
Bill Gould talks to DrB

 

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Engagement is a term describing the rapport or relationship that occurs between a practitioner and a patient. 

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