We are collaborating with Childs Farm to help your young patients living with eczema
If you are a GP or dermatologist, there is no doubt that you see loads of patients with eczema. However, people aren’t always aware that the condition actually affects kids more than it does adults.
A review carried out by the American Journal of Managed Care investigated the global incidence of eczema. It found that 15% to 20% of children live with the condition in comparison to only 1% to 3% of adults.
With appointment times continuously reducing and your clinics full to the brim, we want to help your young patients stay on top of their condition when they aren’t in the surgery. The talkhealth myeczemachild support programme is FREE and specifically designed to educate patients about the things they (and their parents) can do at home to support better skin health.
The 12-week programme is packed full of actionable advice that covers topics like triggers, preparing for school and the itch-scratch-itch cycle. Once they sign up, the patient or their parents will receive one or two PDFs a week via email. Each one focuses on teaching them how to deal with the chronic condition independently.
We are excited to announce that we are collaborating with Childs Farm, experts in children’s skin, on the support programme. Since the brand’s launch in 2012, it has been dedicated to soothing children’s sensitive skin and making bathtime fun. The award-winning British brand has helped thousands of little ones to stay happy in their skin.
Our members will be able to access loads of great products and opportunities. To celebrate the launch of our partnership, we are excited to offer 20 of our members who sign up to myeczemachild the chance to win a bundle of the brand’s new products.
The OatDerma™ range is formulated to treat and soothe specific symptoms like dryness and itching - which makes it perfect for young people living with eczema. Of course, the products are dermatologically approved too! You can check out and share the offer, here.
You might have spotted Childs Farm on our site before, and for good reason. Last year, Dr Jennifer Crawley shared her expertise on all the things parents need to know about when it comes to their kids’ eczema.
You can share the webinar with your patients today:
Back to the question: Do your young patients and their parents need more support for eczema? Point them in the direction our myeczemachild support programme!
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