Adherence to topical therapy among dermatology patients is difficult to measure reliably, hence the few articles available on this topic. A small number of studies using new electronic monitoring technology have shown that dermatology patients have low adherence rates to treatment regimens. There are socioeconomic, cognitive, and psychological factors that contribute to non-adherence among patients. Improving patient knowledge and the doctor-patient relationship are ways to improve patient adherence.

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