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Background  SCORing for Atopic Dermatitis ( SCORAD ) is a tool developed by the European Task Force on Atopic Dermatitis (AD) which is used by physicians to assess  AD  severity during consultations with their patients. Patient‐Oriented  SCORAD  ( PO ‐ SCORAD ) is a self‐assessment tool for use by patients which has been validated in a study performed in European countries. However, there is currently no adapted tool for evaluating  AD  severity in black skin.    Objective  To evaluate the performance of the version of the  PO ‐ SCORAD  specifically adapted for black skin patients (children and adults) with  AD .    Methods  In this multicenter, cross‐sectional and non‐interventional study, children and adults with  AD  were recruited during regular consultations. This international study was performed in seven sub‐Saharan countries (Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Gabon, Mali and Senegal). During the consultation,  AD  severity was assessed by the physician using  SCORAD  score and by the patients or parents using  PO ‐ SCORAD .    Results  One hundred and thirteen patients were included, 72 children and 41 adults, mainly females (61.6%).  SCORAD  assessed by physicians and  PO ‐ SCORAD  assessed by patients/parents were well correlated ( r  = 0.66,  P  < 0.0001). Correlation coefficients for  SCORAD  and  PO ‐ SCORAD  subscale scores were also good, except for symptom intensity criteria.    Conclusion  Altogether, these data indicate that  PO ‐ SCORAD  for black skin correlates well with  SCORAD  and is therefore a valuable tool, which requires no specific level of education, for use by black skin patients with  AD .

Validation of the Patient‐Oriented SCOR ing for Atopic Dermatitis tool for black skin