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PRP Glossary of Words & Jargon

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How to Peer Review

How to Perform a Peer Review First let me thank you for participating in the Peer Review of the 60-Second PRP Roadmap. YOU are a subject-matter expert when it comes to YOUR version of PRP. It is that perspective which is essential to the peer review process. The two-page spread illustrated above is part of

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60-Second Table of Contents

60-Second Table of Contents. The goal of the 60-Second PRP Roadmap is to provide PRP patients, their caregivers and dermatologists an overview of the “predictably unpredictable” PRP journeys faced by the PRP global community. The goal of the Peer Review Workbook is to facilitate feedback from PRP patients, PRP caregivers and PRP-savvy dermatologists recommended by

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60-Second PRP Roadmap

Target Audience While the 60-Second PRP Roadmap is written for three audiences of readers: PRP patients, PRP caregivers and dermatologists, the primary focus is on patients. PRP patients are the travelers PRP is a unique journey from onset to someplace else. As PRP patients we have no control over the road ahead. We are unwilling

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What’s Important?

The following webpage provides an overview of what is important about each question presented on the BASIC webpage. These are the “takeaways” you should have you in your metaphorical toolbox when dealing with family, friends and even dermatologists. As your PRP journey continues, you will become a Subject Matter Expert (SME) when you want to

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Daily Life

This section of the PRP Survival Guide focuses on the daily challenges to body, mind, and spirit encountered by PRP patients. Every PRP journey is unique. The phrase, “my version of PRP”, helps underscore the fact that “What works for one does not work for all.” Please use CONTACT (right end of the navigation bar) to ask

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Basics

EDITOR’S NOTE: A webpage-by-webpage review of the PRP Survival Guide began on November 15, 2022. At that time there were 548 published articles, 221 drafts in need of completion and 184 pre-draft articles that may or may not see the light of day. THE BASICS is where WE started. I say WE because PRP patients

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