
Opinion|Videos|October 3, 2024
Tips for Integrating Photodynamic Therapy in the Clinic
Author(s)Brad Glick, DO, MPH
Brad Glick, DO, MPH, discusses how to effectively introduce photodynamic therapy (PDT) into a dermatology clinic by outlining necessary equipment and setup, providing guidance on essential patient discussions for treatment introduction, and sharing strategies to ensure treatment efficacy while prioritizing patient safety and satisfaction.
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Video content above is prompted by the following:
- What steps should be taken to introduce PDT into a dermatology clinic and what equipment setup is needed?
- For clinicians new to using PDT in their clinics, what discussion is needed with patients to introduce the treatment to them?
- How do you specifically incorporate PDT to achieve treatment efficacy while still maintaining patient satisfaction and safety?
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