681 Patient satisfaction with health care in management of allergic contact dermatitis

Allergic contact dermatitis (ACD) is a diagnosis that requires significant patient education for proper management. There limited information regarding satisfaction. We aimed to assess satisfaction among adults in the United States with ACD. Data from 2016-2019 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey was analyzed. Comparing ACD (n=119) control group of without (n=86,291), those trended toward higher rates high (response “always”) health care: provider listened carefully (61.3% vs 55.8%; p=0.268), explained things clearly (75.8% 57.9%; p<0.001), spent enough time (56.5% 50.4%; p=0.222), and demonstrated respect (70.9% 61.9%; p=0.064). another chronic skin such as psoriasis (n=148), also satisfaction: 49.1%; p=0.015), 52.6%; 56.0%; p=0.920), 57.7%; p=0.023). Overall scores (out 10) were not significantly different between (8.11 8.23; p=0.83). Adults ACD, compared general population psoriasis, had each domain studied. A statistically difference observed their explanations when population, well listening psoriasis.