Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop on the Search for Relief: Scratching the Surface of Itch and Inflammation in Moderate-to-Severe AD – Tweetorial #3 Evaluation (ID: i769-6) Survey

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* 1. Please select the option that best describes your profession:

Dermatologist

Allergist

Internal Medicine

Fellow

Other (please specify)

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* 2. Please select the option that best describes your practice setting:

Academic medical center

Community hospital or medical center

VA, DOD or other government

Managed care

Research

Pharmaceutical industry

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* 3. How many years have you been in practice?

>21

11-20

1-10

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* 4. How many patients with AD do you manage each week?

1 to 5

6 to 10

>11

I am not directly involved in patient care

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* 5. After participating in this activity, how confident are you in the management of patients with AD in your practice?

Very confident

Confident

Neutral

Little confidence

No confidence

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* 6. Which new strategies/skills/information will you apply to your area of practice? Please select all that apply.

Understand the rationale for use of jakinibs in the treatment of AD

Implementation of new treatment strategies to reduce disease activity and improve patient's QOL

Utilize jakinibs based on their rapid antipruritic effects

Utilize clinical trial findings for abrocitinib to identify patients who will potentially benefit from this treatment

Be aware of the status of emerging JAKs being studied in moderate-to-severe

Other (please explain)

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* 7. How committed are you to making changes in your practice based on your participation in this activity?

Very committed

Committed

Neutral

Not committed/do not plan to make changes (please explain)

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* 8. What barriers do you see to making changes in your practice?

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 explain)

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* 9. After participating in today’s activity, I am now better able to:

	Strongly agree	Agree	Neutral	Disagree	Strongly disagree
Devise a strategy to incorporate emerging biologic mAbs and JAK inhibitors into treatment plans as they become available to appropriately selected patients with moderate-to-severe AD	Devise a strategy to incorporate emerging biologic mAbs and JAK inhibitors into treatment plans as they become available to appropriately selected patients with moderate-to-severe AD Strongly agree	Devise a strategy to incorporate emerging biologic mAbs and JAK inhibitors into treatment plans as they become available to appropriately selected patients with moderate-to-severe AD Agree	Devise a strategy to incorporate emerging biologic mAbs and JAK inhibitors into treatment plans as they become available to appropriately selected patients with moderate-to-severe AD Neutral	Devise a strategy to incorporate emerging biologic mAbs and JAK inhibitors into treatment plans as they become available to appropriately selected patients with moderate-to-severe AD Disagree	Devise a strategy to incorporate emerging biologic mAbs and JAK inhibitors into treatment plans as they become available to appropriately selected patients with moderate-to-severe AD Strongly disagree
Interpret endpoint results from phase 3 clinical trials comparing the biologic dupilumab with JAK inhibitors	Interpret endpoint results from phase 3 clinical trials comparing the biologic dupilumab with JAK inhibitors Strongly agree	Interpret endpoint results from phase 3 clinical trials comparing the biologic dupilumab with JAK inhibitors Agree	Interpret endpoint results from phase 3 clinical trials comparing the biologic dupilumab with JAK inhibitors Neutral	Interpret endpoint results from phase 3 clinical trials comparing the biologic dupilumab with JAK inhibitors Disagree	Interpret endpoint results from phase 3 clinical trials comparing the biologic dupilumab with JAK inhibitors Strongly disagree

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* 10. Please rate your level of agreement by checking the appropriate rating.

	Strongly agree	Agree	Neutral	Disagree	Strongly disagree
Faculty for this activity was effective	Faculty for this activity was effective Strongly agree	Faculty for this activity was effective Agree	Faculty for this activity was effective Neutral	Faculty for this activity was effective Disagree	Faculty for this activity was effective Strongly disagree
Content was scientifically rigorous and evidence based	Content was scientifically rigorous and evidence based Strongly agree	Content was scientifically rigorous and evidence based Agree	Content was scientifically rigorous and evidence based Neutral	Content was scientifically rigorous and evidence based Disagree	Content 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

Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop on the Search for Relief: Scratching the Surface of Itch and Inflammation in Moderate-to-Severe AD – Tweetorial #3 Evaluation (ID: i769-6)

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* 1. Please select the option that best describes your profession:

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* 2. Please select the option that best describes your practice setting:

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* 3. How many years have you been in practice?

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* 4. How many patients with AD do you manage each week?

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* 5. After participating in this activity, how confident are you in the management of patients with AD in your practice?

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* 6. Which new strategies/skills/information will you apply to your area of practice? Please select all that apply.

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* 7. How committed are you to making changes in your practice based on your participation in this activity?

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* 8. What barriers do you see to making changes in your practice?

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* 9. After participating in today’s activity, I am now better able to:

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* 10. Please rate your level of agreement by checking the appropriate rating.

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* 11. As a result of your participation in this activity, what is the one change you are most likely to implement in your practice?

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* 12. Please list any clinical issues/problems within your scope of practice you would like to see addressed in future educational activities:

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* 13. If you indicated that you perceived commercial bias or influence, please describe.