Topical Therapy for the Internist: A Practical Framework for Safer Prescribing
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The authors aim to address the challenges and common errors associated with topical therapy in internists' practice, highlighting the lack of formal training in this area. They propose a practical framework for safer prescribing that emphasizes the importance of morphology, diagnosis, and patient-specific factors in selecting topical treatments. The review also identifies prevalent prescribing mistakes and offers corrective measures, supported by point-of-care tools for implementation.
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