“When it goes back to my normal I suppose”: a qualitative study using online focus groups to explore perceptions of ‘control’ amongst people with eczema and parents of children with eczema in the UK

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“When it goes back to my normal I suppose”: a qualitative study using online focus groups to explore perceptions of ‘control’ amongst people with eczema and parents of children with eczema in the UK

Objective: To inform the development of a core outcome set for eczema by engaging with people with eczema and parents of children with eczema to understand their experiences and understanding of the concept “eczema control”. Design: 37 participants took part in a total of 6 semi-structured online f...

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Main Authors:	Howells, Laura, Chalmers, J.R., Cowdell, Fiona, Ratib, Sonia, Santer, Miriam, Thomas, Kim S.
Format:	Article
Published:	BMJ Publishing Group Ltd 2017
Online Access:	https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/45600/

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