The PRP Survival Guide will undergo significant changes in the weeks and months ahead to more effectively serve the PRP global community.
Four objectives will re-imagined.
- Strategies to impact the timely diagnosis of PRP by dermatologists and dermatopathologists
- Strategies to impact access to effective treatment options already approved by the FDA for psoriasis, atopic dermatitis and other skin disorders tha mimic PRP.
- Strategies to inspire dermatologists and general practitioners to better understand the Quality of Life impacts of PRP from the patient perspective.
- Strategies to inspire dermatology researchers to focus on the diagnosis, treatment and Quality of Life impacts of PRP on the PRP global community.
What do we have to work with NOW?
1. May 2014
My vision for the future of the PRP Global Community was published a decade ago — 21 months after my onset of PRP and one month after remission. Follow the link. It’s PRP History!
2. 60-Second PRP Roadmap — Peer PRP
Fast forward 10 years. The PRP patient perspective was published in March 2024 as a 340-page DRAFT for PRP patients and caregivers to review. This represents a consolidation of the PRP Survival Guide. Follow the link.
3. The PRP Survival Guide (circa 2025)
The PRP Survival Guide is an ever-expanding online repository of PRP patient insightrwss and experiences. The immediate and ongoing challenge is to make it easier (effortless) for patients and caregivers to find the answers they seek.
The Basics
Treatment Options
Daily Life
I absolutely need your help to move forward. Please donate to the PRP Alliance so I can create a PRP Archive for current and future PRP patients, their caregivers, dermatologist and general practitioners. $20.25 help…but MORE will help MORE.