INCLUSIVENESS

The SCC is by nature inclusive. Forum meetings, generally held twice a year, provide opportunities for the Campaign's patient organisations (skin patient support groups),  professional participants, corporate supporters and other supporting organisations to raise and discuss skin health issues and to prioritise the Campaign's activities. Voting rights are limited to the member organisations and objectives and activities are reviewed and agreed by the SCC Board.

All Party Parliamentary Group on Skin

The Skin Care Campaign works closely with the All Party Parliamentary Group on Skin (APPGS) for the improvement of dermatology provision in the UK.

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THE SCC'S OBJECTIVES

The Skin Care Campaign:

• works for the improvement of health care for people with skin disease;
• educates and informs the public and others about skin diseases and their treatment; and
• supports other organisations in order to pursue these objectives.

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Also,

Two Steps Forward, One Step Back

and the

Revised Patient Journey

Atopic eczema, psoriasis and acne: common chronic skin conditions that constitute a burden to general practice

and the

Case for inclusion of skin disease in the GP contract