Dermatology and Psychiatry: An Integrated Approach to Psychocutaneous Disorders
A Biomedicaline Publication
Book by Biomedicaline
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First Edition: 2026
Publishing Imprint: 978-9907-846
Publisher: Scientific Medical Publisher Biomedicaline
Authors
Joaquín Israel Rojas Rodríguez
General Practitioner. Affiliated with Clínica Privada Merced Vida Sana. Graduate of Universidad Técnica del Norte. Based in Riobamba, Ecuador.
Eliana Lisbet Gaibor Colina
General Practitioner and Specialist in Occupational Health and Safety, with a concentration in Occupational Health. Affiliated with Clínica de Diálisis Dialilife S.A. Graduate of Universidad de Guayaquil. Based in Quevedo, Ecuador.
Emily Marcela Paredes Luzuriaga
General Practitioner. Affiliated with Hospital General Puyo. Graduate of Universidad Regional Autónoma de Los Andes. Based in Puyo, Ecuador.
Sandy Susana Serrano Guerrero
General Practitioner. Affiliated with Hospital Universitario Católico de Azogues. Graduate of Universidad Católica de Cuenca. Based in Azogues, Ecuador.
Gemma Daniela Simon Gutiérrez
General Practitioner with a Master’s Degree in Healthcare Administration and Clinical Management. Affiliated with Hospital de Los Valles. Graduate of Universidad Regional Autónoma de Los Andes. Based in Latacunga, Ecuador.
Submitted: August 12, 2026 | Received: September 12, 2026 | Published: October 12, 2026
Synopsis
Dermatology and Psychiatry: An Integrated Approach to Psychocutaneous Disorders
This book presents a comprehensive and interdisciplinary perspective on the relationship between dermatology and psychiatry, emphasizing the importance of integrating physical and psychological dimensions in clinical practice. Through a scientific and evidence-based approach, it highlights the advances in understanding psychocutaneous disorders and the relevance of comprehensive assessment and individualized patient care. This work aims to contribute to the advancement of medical knowledge, strengthen clinical decision-making, and promote multidisciplinary collaboration among healthcare professionals, ultimately improving therapeutic outcomes, patient well-being, and quality of life.
Book Chapters: Dermatology and Psychiatry: An Integrated Approach to Psychocutaneous Disorders
Chapter 1: Clinical Foundations of Psychodermatology: A Systematic Review
Joaquín Israel Rojas Rodríguez
Eliana Lisbet Gaibor Colina
Chapter 2: The Relationship Between the Skin, Nervous System, and Mental Health: A Systematic Review
Emily Marcela Paredes Luzuriaga
Sandy Susana Serrano Guerrero
Chapter 3: Psychological Stress and Dermatologic Diseases: A Systematic Review
Gemma Daniela Simon Gutiérrez
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