Treatment satisfaction of patients with psoriasis with topical therapy in a real-world setting: unmet need for higher effectiveness.

Background: Topical medication is the mainstay for treatment of mild psoriasis. However, dissatisfaction with topicals is common and rates of non-adherence are high. Assessing patients' perspectives can help to identify unmet needs.

Patient preferences for topical psoriasis treatments: a discrete choice experiment.

Background: Topical medication continues to be the most frequently prescribed therapy for psoriasis. However, patients are often dissatisfied with their topical medication, and adherence to this type of therapy is particularly poor.

Objective: To investigate the preferences of patients with psoriasis regarding the process and outcome attributes associated with topical treatments and to assess influencing factors.