Table 1.

Results by Mode of Exercise (Hospital and Mixed Practice/Private Practice)

	Hospital/Mixed Practice (n= 175)	Liberal Practice (n=131)	Chi Square
Prescription of methotrexate	68.9% (n=115/167)	34.6% (n=44/127)	≤ 0.001
	MD: 8	MD: 4
Reason for not prescribing methotrexate	n=52	n= 83
- Absence of eligible patients	−57.7% (n=30/52)	−39.8% (n=33/83)
- No marketing authorisation for AD	−46.1% (n=24/52)	−48.2% (n=40/83)
- No experience with methotrexate	−9.6% (n=5/52)	−34.9% (n=29/83)
- Lack of training/information	−21.1% (n=11/52)	−50.6% (n=42/83)
Prescription of cyclosporine	75.1% (n=124/165)	10.3% (n=13/126)	≤ 0.001
	MD: 10	MD: 5
Reason for not prescribing cyclosporine	n= 41	n=113
Absence of eligible patients	−26.8% (n=11/41)	−23.9% (n=27/113)
Lack of knowledge of the recommendations	−0	−13.3% (n=15/113)
No experience with cyclosporine	−78% (n=32/41)	−79.6% (n=90/113)
Lack of training/information	−41.5% (n=17/41)	−56.6% (n=64/113)
Requires initial hospital prescription	−4.9% (n=2/41)	−40.7% (n=46/113)
Prescription of oral corticoids	7.9% (n=13/164)	12.1% (n=15/124)	NS
	MD: 9	MD: 7
Prescription of dupilumab	80.5% (n=132/167)	25% (n=31/124)	≤ 0.001
	MD: 8	MD: 7
Absence of use of score before methotrexate prescription	39.5% (n=66/167)	64.6% (n=82/127)	≤ 0.001
	MD: 8	MD: 4
Absence of use of score before cyclosporine prescription	35.1% (n=58/165)	84.9% (n=107/126)	≤ 0.001
	MD: 10	MD: 5

Abbreviations: MD, missing data; AD, atopic dermatitis, NS, not significant.