BlogThe Global Psoriasis Atlas to be developed by Manchester Digital Agency e3creative

The Global Psoriasis Atlas to be developed by Manchester Digital Agency e3creative

Manchester digital agency e3creative has been appointed to create the Global Psoriasis Atlas (GPA) following a competitive tendering process. Fuelled by existing data and future studies, the GPA will be the leading epidemiological resource on psoriasis globally and will be open access to the public and healthcare professionals. In response to a report by the World Health Organisation it is being brought forward as a joint endeavour between the International League of Dermatological Societies (ILDS), the International Psoriasis Council (IPC), and the International Federation of Psoriasis Associations (IFPA).

The GPA appointed e3creative to further the initiative’s message, through a dynamic digital strategy, involving the design and development of an informative, universally accessible website.

Founder of e3creative Jake Welsh said: “the findings stemming out of The GPA will be communicated in a humanised way to alter perceptions and unite an international community. By acknowledging the prevalence of psoriasis and the psychosocial and societal repercussions of the condition, a greater sense of understanding and acceptance will follow.’’

“The e3creative platform will blend statistics, personal stories and testimonials to ensure the impact arising out of the research widely resonates and continues to grow as the atlas expands.”

To develop the GPA, researchers at The University of Manchester and the University of Hamburg, in collaboration with ILDS, IPC and IFPA have been conducting an extensive systematic review of published and unpublished data, relating to psoriasis so as to standardise case-definition and methodology. Based on this analysis, researchers will be able to compare the burden of psoriasis and access of patients to the best quality care in any country around the world…

Director of the GPA, Professor Chris Griffiths (Manchester) said: “We are excited about working with e3creative on the Global Psoriasis Atlas, their impressive blend of dynamism, inventiveness and professionalism is a perfect fit with our goals”

Latest

Contractors must prioritise safety before entering occupied properties, warns Timberwise chief

Property care expert says better planning is essential to protect homeowners, vulnerable residents and the wider public during specialist treatment work A leading UK property...

Select events series launched to highlight home care business opportunities

The home care sector offers great opportunities for ambitious investors from outside the sector to thrive. Now Walfinch home care is launching a series of...

New audit findings reveal growing allergy awareness gap across UK hospitality sector

MANCHESTER, UK. June 25, 2026 – Fresh audit data from Safe to Trade is drawing attention to a growing gap between allergen management policies...

Potatoes revealed as an unexpected summer budget booster, says Albert Bartlett expert

EAST SUSSEX, UK, June 25, 2026 – With temperatures climbing across the UK once again, households are being encouraged to look at one everyday...
Subscribe to our newsletter
Business Manchester will use the information you provide on this form to be in touch with you and to provide updates and marketing.
Don't miss

Stay charged anywhere in the UK: Prime Day 2026 power guide

Late-May heatwaves across Europe prelude a hotter summer, with record-breaking temperatures over 30°C. Electricity becomes a safety line for anyone to stay chilled during...

Why Greater Manchester’s Storm Seasons Are Making Roof Maintenance a Business Priority

Greater Manchester has spent another winter on the wrong end of the weather. The 2025/26 storm season delivered the now-familiar procession of named systems...

Low-Cost VPS Hosting Could Expose Businesses to Expensive Security Risks, Expert Says

Businesses choosing low-cost Virtual Private Server (VPS) hosting to reduce IT expenses may be overlooking security and maintenance responsibilities that could result in far...

Scientists Turning to Unapproved AI as Laboratory Systems Fall Short, Study Finds

LONDON, UK. June 22, 2026 - New research commissioned by Sapio Sciences indicates that unofficial AI use has become commonplace in laboratories. The study...

More News

Top Software Development Companies for UK Businesses in 2026

Some UK companies pour money into digital projects that go nowhere, often because they picked the wrong technology partner. The British software development market...

Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month Marks the Start of Two New Charity Partnerships for Mobility in Motion

During Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month, Mobility in Motion has announced that it has formed new partnerships with Steel Bones and Finding...

Surprising ways you might be putting your phone at risk

We use our smartphones for everything. Checking traffic, catching up with friends, browsing the sales… they’re our instant source of information. But these devices also provide...