Professional Education Resource Center

Elevating patient care

The IPC Professional Education Resource Center provides tools and resources for health-care providers, no matter where in the world, to help improve their expertise in treating psoriasis.

On-line CME ProgramsCase-based learning activities

Congress CoveragePsoriasis highlights from major dermatology and psoriasis congresses

Top ManuscriptsExpert perspectives on current research

Psoriasis Review NewsletterPsoriasis highlights from major dermatology and psoriasis congresses

Video LecturesHot topics and challenges cases from congresses around the world

Live Events Satellite symposia at major congresses and 2-day Master Classes

Clinical tools and resources

The following resources have been compiled as a resource for managing psoriasis in clinical practice.

Treatment Guidelines

Compilation of up-to-date guidelines for treating psoriasis

Measurement Tools

Tools for assessing and managing psoriasis

Links of Interest

Links to other dermatology and psoriasis organizations

Articles and Reports Important articles and report on psoriasis

Psoriasis Image Gallery

Over 500 images of psoriasis available for download and use in educational programs

Resources for Your Patients

Coming soon!

Thank you to AbbVie for their support to create the Professional Education Resource Center.

Psoriasis News

Announcing IPC's Newest Corporate Partner: Ortho Dermatologics

9/3/2019 11:11:00 AM

Get Connected: World Psoriasis Day 2019

9/3/2019 9:41:00 AM

In Memory of Gladys León Dorantes

9/2/2019 3:24:00 PM

Re-Categorization of Psoriasis Severity: Delphi Consensus from the International Psoriasis Council

8/29/2019 7:13:00 AM

Psoriasis severity categories have been important tools for clinicians to use in treatment decisions as well as to determine eligibility criteria for clinical studies. However, due to the heterogeneity of severity classifications and their lack of consideration for the impact of psoriasis involvement of special areas or past treatment history, patients may be mis-categorized, which can lead to under-treatment of psoriasis.

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