While NPF often highlights the expertise of top dermatologists and rheumatologists, not all who live with psoriatic disease have access to experts for their care. Education and training for primary care providers, advanced practice health care professionals, and dermatologists will facilitate correct and expeditious diagnosis of psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis and expand understanding of psoriatic disease as a chronic immune-mediated systemic inflammatory disease. NPF also aims to address health disparities that impact communities of color, rural communities, and lower socioeconomic individuals.

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