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Atopic dermatitis (AD) prevalence has been increasing over the past 20 years, affecting infants but also occurring or persisting into adulthood.1 The main objective of the PreDDA study was to estimate adult prevalence of AD in a French representative population-based cohort of adults (CONSTANCES),2 and to describe factors associated with different profiles of AD.
Our novel tool to standardise the evaluation of medicine acceptability was developed using observational data on medicines use measured in a paediatric population included for this purpose (0–14 years). Using this tool, any medicine may be positioned on a map and assigned to an acceptability profile. The present exploration aimed to verify its statistical reliability. Permutation test has been used to verify the significance of the relationships among measures highlighted by the acceptability map.
The purpose of this article was to present an original standardized tool assessing the medicine's acceptability whichever their characteristics and the patient features. An acceptability map was built with objective measures from medicine use assessments collected in real-life conditions. Multiple correspondence analysis (MCA) was used for the mapping process.
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