Context and objectives of the guidelines, Centre of Evidence of Dermatology

Guidelines cold urticaria Updated on january 2024

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Context and objectives of the recommendation

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Goal

These recommendations for the treatment of scabies in children, …

Patients concerned by these recommendations

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Medical professionals concerned

The professionals concerned are medical staff treating patients suffering from scabies, in particular dermatologists, infectious disease specialists, surgeons (in particular plastic surgeons), addictologists and general practitioners, but also emergency internists, gynaecologists, gastroenterologists, rheumatologists, paediatricians, psychologists, nursing staff and dieticians who may be involved in treating this disease.

Working group

A multidisciplinary and multiprofessional working group was set up.
It is composed of the following members:

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Stéphanie MALLET — dermatologist, hospital practice, Marseille
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The president co-ordinated the group’s work; the project leader identified and selected elements of the rationale and co-ordinated its drafting. The drafting of the scientific rationale was based on a critical analysis and a summary of the literature (participation of all work group members).

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