2022 Pivotal Points in Pediatric Atopic Dermatitis: What You Probably Missed But Shouldn’t Have - Evaluation (ID: i846-1) Question Title * 1. How many years have you been in practice? ≥21 11-20 1-10 <1 Question Title * 2. How many patients with pediatric AD do you manage per week? 1 to 10 11 to 25 26 to 50 I am not directly involved in patient care Question Title * 3. Please select the option that best describes your practice setting: Academic medical center Community medical center VA, DOD, or other government Managed care Research Pharmaceutical industry Question Title * 4. After participating in this activity, how confident are you in the management of patients with pediatric AD in your practice? Very confident Confident Neutral Little confidence No confidence Question Title * 5. How confident do you now feel in treating pediatric patients with newly approved therapies? Extremely confident Reasonably confident Not very confident Not at all confident Uncertain Question Title * 6. How committed are you to making changes in your practice based on your participation in this activity? Very committed Committed Neutral Not committed I do not plan to make changes If not committed or do not plan to make changes, please indicate reason Question Title * 7. Which of the following best describes the impact of this activity on your performance? I gained new strategies/skills/information I can apply to my area of practice I need more information before I can change my practice My practice is already consistent with the information presented This activity will not change my practice Question Title * 8. Which new strategies/skills/information will you apply to your area of practice? Please select all that apply. Ask about AD-related pruritus and its effect on quality-of-life for patient and family Consider earlier biologic treatment for children ages 6 months to <6 years with moderate to severe AD Consider oral or topical JAK inhibitors for adolescents ages ≥12 years with moderate to severe AD Monitor JAK inhibitor study findings more closely for long-term safety evidence in AD Question Title * 9. What barriers do you see to making changes in your practice? Please select all that apply. Lack of knowledge regarding evidence-based strategies Lack of convincing evidence to warrant change Lack of time/resources to consider change Insurance, reimbursement, or legal issues Conflicting guidelines or evidence Patient compliance and/or patient resource barriers Other (please specify) Question Title * 10. When will you consider using newly approved treatments in pediatric patients? Immediately After more data are available Will not use Question Title * 11. Please rate your level of agreement by checking the appropriate rating. After participating in today’s activity, I am now better able to: Strongly agree Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly disagree Incorporate new biologic and small-molecule treatments for appropriately selected children and adolescents with AD that have not responded adequately to other medications Incorporate new biologic and small-molecule treatments for appropriately selected children and adolescents with AD that have not responded adequately to other medications Strongly agree Incorporate new biologic and small-molecule treatments for appropriately selected children and adolescents with AD that have not responded adequately to other medications Agree Incorporate new biologic and small-molecule treatments for appropriately selected children and adolescents with AD that have not responded adequately to other medications Neutral Incorporate new biologic and small-molecule treatments for appropriately selected children and adolescents with AD that have not responded adequately to other medications Disagree Incorporate new biologic and small-molecule treatments for appropriately selected children and adolescents with AD that have not responded adequately to other medications Strongly disagree Review clinical trial data on the safety and efficacy of new and emerging therapies for pediatric AD Review clinical trial data on the safety and efficacy of new and emerging therapies for pediatric AD Strongly agree Review clinical trial data on the safety and efficacy of new and emerging therapies for pediatric AD Agree Review clinical trial data on the safety and efficacy of new and emerging therapies for pediatric AD Neutral Review clinical trial data on the safety and efficacy of new and emerging therapies for pediatric AD Disagree Review clinical trial data on the safety and efficacy of new and emerging therapies for pediatric AD Strongly disagree Question Title * 12. Please rate your level of agreement by checking the appropriate rating. Peter Lio, MD effectively: Strongly agree Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly disagree Presented the material Presented the material Strongly agree Presented the material Agree Presented the material Neutral Presented the material Disagree Presented the material Strongly disagree Avoided commercial bias Avoided commercial bias Strongly agree Avoided commercial bias Agree Avoided commercial bias Neutral Avoided commercial bias Disagree Avoided commercial bias Strongly disagree Question Title * 13. The content presented: Strongly agree Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly disagree Enhanced my current knowledge base Enhanced my current knowledge base Strongly agree Enhanced my current knowledge base Agree Enhanced my current knowledge base Neutral Enhanced my current knowledge base Disagree Enhanced my current knowledge base Strongly disagree Addressed my most pressing questions Addressed my most pressing questions Strongly agree Addressed my most pressing questions Agree Addressed my most pressing questions Neutral Addressed my most pressing questions Disagree Addressed my most pressing questions Strongly disagree Promoted improvements or quality in health care Promoted improvements or quality in health care Strongly agree Promoted improvements or quality in health care Agree Promoted improvements or quality in health care Neutral Promoted improvements or quality in health care Disagree Promoted improvements or quality in health care Strongly disagree Was scientifically rigorous and evidence based Was scientifically rigorous and evidence based Strongly agree Was scientifically rigorous and evidence based Agree Was scientifically rigorous and evidence based Neutral Was scientifically rigorous and evidence based Disagree Was scientifically rigorous and evidence based Strongly disagree Avoided commercial bias or influence Avoided commercial bias or influence Strongly agree Avoided commercial bias or influence Agree Avoided commercial bias or influence Neutral Avoided commercial bias or influence Disagree Avoided commercial bias or influence Strongly disagree Question Title * 14. If you indicated that you perceived commercial bias or influence, please describe: Question Title * 15. As a result of your participation in this activity, what is the one change you are most likely to implement in your practice? Question Title * 16. Please list any clinical issues/problems within your scope of practice you would like to see addressed in future educational activities for pediatric atopic dermatitis: Done