Monica discusses the future of APPs in the rheumatology space and how these clinicians may fill a shortage of rheumatologists in rural areas in the

Dr. Green reviews the most important information for rheumatologists to know about topical treatments for psoriasis.

Dr. Green reviews important lab monitoring guidance and other safety considerations for patients being treated with systemic therapies, mainly for psoriasis.

Dr. Merola discusses lessons from the Masterclasses meeting that can help both dermatologists and rheumatologists improve their treatment of psoriatic disease.

In this recap of the connective tissue disease session at Masterclasses APP+, Dr. Merola provides insight on how dermatologists can serve as the front-line provider

Dr. Gottlieb provides a robust rundown of new data on an array of biologics for the treatment of psoriasis.

Dr. Gottlieb discusses a system implemented at Mount Sinai to help dermatologists quickly and easily evaluate and diagnose patients with psoriasis for psoriatic arthritis, then

Rosemary reviews diet choices and supplement considerations for patients with psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis.

Rosemary provides a glimpse at her challenging cases session at the Masterclasses meeting, including lichen planus and cutaneous leishmaniasis in patients with skin of color.

Dr. Rosmarin reviews his process for evaluating itch in a patient and matching patients with different types of itch to the most effective treatment.

Dr. Rosmarin reviews his talk on patient hygiene tips and treatments for patients with atopic dermatitis.

Dr. Han discusses the importance of special-site trials when evaluating treatments for psoriasis in areas such as a scalp and palmoplantar area.

Dr. Han discusses a variety of new topicals for the treatment of psoriasis as well as the LITE study, which compared the efficacy of in-office

Dr. Basu, a Texas-based rheumatologist, reviews data on a newly approved agent for PSA, nr‐axSpa, and AS.

Dr. Merola, Co-Director of Masterclasses in Dermatology, discusses what makes the interdisciplinary Masterclasses APP+ meeting unique.

Dr. Gottlieb, Co-Director of Masterclasses in Dermatology, provides an overview of stopping and preventing flares in patients with GPP.

Dr. Gottlieb reviews the domains defined by the Group for Research and Assessment of Psoriasis and Psoriatic Arthritis (GRAPPA) that encompass psoriatic disease.