Eczplore National Initiative broadcasts hope in the hearts of eczema patients

Families face great challenges in dealing with eczema, a chronic inflammatory disease that affects a child out of every five. Children suffer from persistent pain and psychological effects that affect their daily lives and their ability to integrate into the school environment, while families find it difficult to provide the necessary daily care and control of symptoms.

Doctors note that more than 50% of the intermediate to severe cases are not controlled as required, which increases the psychological and physical pressure on the child and his family. Schools often lack sufficient awareness to deal with these cases, deepening the suffering of the injured students and affecting their educational and social experience.

In an unprecedented step, the Eczplore Initiative, as a result of a leading health partnership between Jamjoom Pharma and the UAE Dermatology Association, was in response to the suffering of children and their families from this disease. This partnership reflects the vision of Jamjoom Pharma to enhance the quality of healthy life in the societies in which it works and the extent of its commitment to supporting the health sector in the country, which contributes to building a more sustainable healthy future for children and for future generations.

This initiative is a comprehensive national awareness campaign specifically designed to improve eczema management through systematic education, vocational training, and community awareness programs at the state level. Eczplore relies on a deliberate triple operational plan aimed at maximizing the educational impact, targeting families, health cadres, and educational institutions.

The initiative includes organizing field campaigns in schools in various parts of the country, and distributing specialized educational bags containing coloring books, stories, and evidence for children and their families, with the aim of simplifying medical concepts and enhancing awareness among different age groups. Digital platforms also contribute to promoting societal interaction, spreading awareness messages, and facilitating access to resources and information in a simplified way.

The partnership is not limited to awareness of eczema only, but also extends to include education on fungal skin infection, an other health problem that does not receive adequate attention in the region. The partnership between Jamjoom Pharma and the Emirati Society for Dermatology for Health Care Sepaires provides comprehensive training materials that deal with various challenges related to skin health. The components of the program include educational magazines and awareness materials that address the various life aspects of patients, while promoting deliberate paths to adjust the lifestyle based on evidence, supporting long -term management of skin diseases.