Coronavirus and Atopic Dermatitis (AD) / Alopecia Reporting Database

Given the interest in the emerging and evolving coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and the questions regarding how this will impact patients with atopic dermatitis (AD) or alopecia who are treated with or without systemic immunomodulating medication, we have created a number of secure, online, de-identified Personal Health Identifier (PHI) – free reporting registries and an anonymous patient reported survey.

We encourage clinicians worldwide to report ALL cases of COVID-19 in their alopecia and atopic dermatitis patients treated with or without systemic immunomodulating medication, regardless of severity (including asymptomatic patients detected through public health screening). Please follow the links below to register by clicking on either of the physician entered registry logos.

If you are a patient with atopic dermatitis  and have developed COVID-19 we encourage you to complete the anonymous survey by clicking on the green SECURE-AD Patients survey logo.

Thank you in advance for your participation.

Physician Registries

	We encourage clinicians worldwide to report ALL cases of COVID-19 in their alopecia patients treated with systemic immunomodulating medication, regardless of severity (including asymptomatic patients detected through public health screening).
	We encourage clinicians worldwide to report ALL cases of COVID-19 in their AD patients, treated with or without systemic immunomodulating medication, regardless of severity (including asymptomatic patients detected through public health screening).

Patient Survey

The SECURE-AD Patient survey allows patients with atopic dermatitis (atopic eczema) who have developed COVID-19 to report their experience. This will help us better understand how COVID-19 affects these people and how to improve their care.

Atopic Dermatitis and COVID-19: Lessons from the SECURE-AD registry and beyond
A presentation held by Prof. Carsten Flohr MD PhD for the International Society of Atopic Dermatitis (ISAD) 2020 online meeting on September 3rd.