Treatment-related observational studies
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Driessen 2008[68]
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PASI
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-
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-
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Fortune 2003[6]
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Time taken to achieve clearance of psoriasis
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Psychological distress, alcohol intake, HADS
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Lecha 2005[70]
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psoriasis severity and area, global efficacy and tolerability
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Patients' satisfaction [tools not described].
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-
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Naldi 2008[71]
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PASI, BMI
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-
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Paul 2003[72]
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Malignancies
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-
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-
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Wahl 2005[73]
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SPASI
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SF-36, one item on QOL and one assessment of self-acceptance
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-
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Heiberg 2008[74]
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DAS-28
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HAQ; SF-36; SF-6D (utility)
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-
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Kristensen 2008[76]
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DAS-28, erythrocyte sedimentation rate and C-reactive protein
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EQ-5D (utility) HAQ, VAS-pain, VAS-global, global evaluation
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-
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Sparado 1997[80]
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Type of therapy; drug continuation; Number of painful and swollen joints; remission
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-
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-
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Saad 2009[81]
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Drug persistence; DAS-28
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HAQ adapted for UK use and SF-36
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Non-treatment related observational studies
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Carrascosa 2006[84]
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PASI
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Direct, indirect
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Colombo 2008[11]
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PASI
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SF-36, DLQI
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Direct, indirect
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Schmid-ott 2005[85]
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PASI, SPASI
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QES
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-
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Husted 2007[2]
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Mortality; PASI; Duration of morning stiffness, and total numbers of actively inflamed joints; incidence of CVD; malignancies
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HAQ
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-
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Kane 2003[95]
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PASI, Ritchie Articular Index, EULAR swollen joint count, joint stiffness on waking.
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HAQ
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-
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Lindqvist 2008[97]
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66/68 joint counts, PASI, physician's global assessment of joint disease activity, and subclassification; remission
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VAS, HAQ, SF-36
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