You did not answer the question correctly. Unlike other areas of medicine, the private practice model is still common in dermatology.⁵ In a 2017 study leveraging Medicare data (and, thus, not fully representative of the complete dermatologist workforce), solo and small (2 to 5 providers) practices accounted for more than 80% of dermatology practices.²²

You did not answer the question correctly. While there are some clinicians with a particular experience and interest in managing patients with psoriasis, in the average medical dermatology clinic, psoriasis only accounts for about 4% of patient visits. Nevertheless, this places it among the top 10 conditions seen by medical dermatologists, in terms of number of visits.²⁶