Nurse –led Treatments in Dermatology Spotlight Seminar, Foxhills September 2010 Lucy Daffarn BSc (Hons) PGDip/RN.

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Nurse –led Treatments in Dermatology Spotlight Seminar, Foxhills September 2010 Lucy Daffarn BSc (Hons) PGDip/RN

Why is dermatology important?  According to the British Skin Foundation, at present there are about 8 million people in the United Kingdom with a serious skin condition.  This includes both skin cancer and inflammatory skin disease.  That is 1 person in every 8 people in the UK.  In Ashford and St Peter’s Hospitals NHS Trust catchment population of approximately 500,000 that is potentially 62,500 patients.  It is a great challenge.

Why nurse-led treatments? Benefit to service provision Easing capacity issues Expert knowledge Better patient experience Cost effective Benefit to patients Communication Time Continuity of care Experience

What do we do?  Phototherapy including UVA, BBUVB, NBUVB - the most comprehensive service in the area!  Nurse-led Adviceline  Nurse-led Diagnostic Biopsy clinics  Nurse-led skin cancer support  Nurse-led chronic disease management and follow-up care  Nurse-led Isotretinoin reviews  Patch testing  Excellent patient care and information provision

An exciting future… Photodynamic therapy (PDT) Health Promotion Skin Cancer support and management Botox for axillary hyperhydrosis

Thank you for listening! Any questions?