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POSCORAD allows patients to self assess the severity of their eczema. This app is available in 24 languages.

The PO-SCORAD App was designed and developed by the Eczema Foundation based on the SCORAD Tool, with the assistance of Professor Jean-François Stalder.

•Publisher
Fondation Eczéma
(Eczema Foundation )
Hôtel Dieu Saint Jacques
2, Rue Viguerie
31 025 Toulouse
France

•Publication Director
Doctor Georges Farah – President, Eczema Foundation

Scoring of eczema symptoms that Users enter into the App to calculate the PO-SCORAD Index based on the following criteria: extent of the eczema, intensity of the eczema, severity of the itching and sleep disturbance. Each criterion is assigned a weighting coefficient.

Eczema symptom scoring tool that produces the PO-SCORAD Indexes, developed and validated in 1990 by a panel of experts, the European Task Force on Atopic Dermatitis.
The App and the PO-SCORAD Index do not provide medical advice, are not a tool to diagnose eczema and in no way constitute a substitute for a medical visit which, alone, can allow for a diagnosis to be made and a treatment protocol to be put in place suited to each individual's needs. The PO-SCORAD Index is calculated based on Scores resulting from self-evaluations. The PO-SCORAD Index is therefore the result of self-evaluation scoring that provides an overview of the severity of the eczema.

The App's Information must not be used to provide a medical opinion and replace a visit to a healthcare professional. The Information the App provides is intended to improve - not replace - the relationship that exists between a patient and his or her doctor.

POSCORAD allows patients to self assess the severity of their eczema. This app is available in 24 languages.

The PO-SCORAD App was designed and developed by the Eczema Foundation based on the SCORAD Tool, with the assistance of Professor Jean-François Stalder.

•Publisher
Fondation Eczéma
(Eczema Foundation )
Hôtel Dieu Saint Jacques
2, Rue Viguerie
31 025 Toulouse
France

•Publication Director
Doctor Georges Farah – President, Eczema Foundation

Scoring of eczema symptoms that Users enter into the App to calculate the PO-SCORAD Index based on the following criteria: extent of the eczema, intensity of the eczema, severity of the itching and sleep disturbance. Each criterion is assigned a weighting coefficient.

Eczema symptom scoring tool that produces the PO-SCORAD Indexes, developed and validated in 1990 by a panel of experts, the European Task Force on Atopic Dermatitis.
The App and the PO-SCORAD Index do not provide medical advice, are not a tool to diagnose eczema and in no way constitute a substitute for a medical visit which, alone, can allow for a diagnosis to be made and a treatment protocol to be put in place suited to each individual's needs. The PO-SCORAD Index is calculated based on Scores resulting from self-evaluations. The PO-SCORAD Index is therefore the result of self-evaluation scoring that provides an overview of the severity of the eczema.

The App's Information must not be used to provide a medical opinion and replace a visit to a healthcare professional. The Information the App provides is intended to improve - not replace - the relationship that exists between a patient and his or her doctor.

POSCORAD allows patients to self assess the severity of their eczema. This app is available in 24 languages.
Self assessment helps to better monitor and better treat eczema. This new version includes pictures of the symptoms of eczema among three skin types (fair, dark and Asian skin) for infants, children and adults. It allows patients to take photos of their lesions in order to illustrate a specific moment between two consultations, for a better follow-up of their eczema and their treatment. The score can be calculated weekly and sent to their doctor.
Patients will benefit from improved communication with their doctor, thanks to 2 new features: sending their doctor a screenshot (in .pdf) of the PO-SCORAD and, if necessary, attach photos of symptoms along with some comments.
For patients participating in a study, doctors may ask them to send information in .xls format.
The PO-SCORAD was created and validated by the European Task Force on Atopic Dermatitis.
SCORAD© and PO-SCORAD© are registered trademarks.
The Eczema Foundation holds and manages user rights pertaining to the use of the SCORAD and PO-SCORAD application.
The tool, the PO-SCORAD application and its illustrations were designed and created with the collaboration of Prof. Jean-François Stalder.
When conducting clinical studies, users of the SCORAD tool must abide by the "Charter for using the SCORAD tool during clinical studies" and must send the associated form.
Please contact poscorad@gmail.com

POSCORAD allows patients to self assess the severity of their eczema. This app is available in 23 languages.
Self assessment helps to better monitor and better treat eczema. This new version includes pictures of the symptoms of eczema among three skin types (fair, dark and Asian skin) for infants, children and adults. It allows patients to take photos of their lesions in order to illustrate a specific moment between two consultations, for a better follow-up of their eczema and their treatment. The score can be calculated weekly and sent to their doctor.
Patients will benefit from improved communication with their doctor, thanks to 2 new features: sending their doctor a screenshot (in .pdf) of the PO-SCORAD and, if necessary, attach photos of symptoms along with some comments.
For patients participating in a study, doctors may ask them to send information in .xls format.
The PO-SCORAD was created and validated by the European Task Force on Atopic Dermatitis.
SCORAD© and PO-SCORAD© are registered trademarks.
The Foundation for Atopic Dermatitis holds and manages user rights pertaining to the use of the SCORAD and PO-SCORAD application.
The tool, the PO-SCORAD application and its illustrations were designed and created with the collaboration of Prof. Jean-François Stalder.
When conducting clinical studies, users of the SCORAD tool must abide by the "Charter for using the SCORAD tool during clinical studies" and must send the associated form.
Please contact poscorad@gmail.com

POSCORAD allows patients to self assess the severity of their eczema. This app is available in 23 languages.
Self assessment helps to better monitor and better treat eczema. This new version includes pictures of the symptoms of eczema among three skin types (fair, dark and Asian skin) for infants, children and adults. It allows patients to take photos of their lesions in order to illustrate a specific moment between two consultations, for a better follow-up of their eczema and their treatment. The score can be calculated weekly and sent to their doctor.
Patients will benefit from improved communication with their doctor, thanks to 2 new features: sending their doctor a screenshot (in .pdf) of the PO-SCORAD and, if necessary, attach photos of symptoms along with some comments.
For patients participating in a study, doctors may ask them to send information in .xls format.
The PO-SCORAD was created and validated by the European Task Force on Atopic Dermatitis.
SCORAD© and PO-SCORAD© are registered trademarks.
The Foundation for Atopic Dermatitis holds and manages user rights pertaining to the use of the SCORAD and PO-SCORAD application.
The tool, the PO-SCORAD application and its illustrations were designed and created with the collaboration of Prof. Jean-François Stalder.
When conducting clinical studies, users of the SCORAD tool must abide by the "Charter for using the SCORAD tool during clinical studies" and must send the associated form.
Please contact poscorad@gmail.com