What's New In Digital Health

Patient engagement is an important part of ongoing skin health. Read on to see how mobile dermoscopes like MoleScope are changing the lives of patients to increase engagement rates while simplifying the workflows of medical professionals to create optimized care solutions.

With a projected value of $5.2 billion by 2020, telemedicine is becoming an essential part of digital healthcare. To better understand this growing need, this article investigates the results of telemedicine and associated services (teledermoscopy software & mobile dermoscopy) in healthcare.

Nearly 30% of healthcare execs say telemedicine services are the most promising digital health trend in 2018. Learn why teledermoscopy software earned the top of the list, along with how it is being designed to work with other promising trends like artificial intelligence (AI) and interoperability.

From Aug. 24-26, Maryam Sadeghi will be showcasing DermEngine & MoleScope at Skin Cancer Symposium 2018 held in Auckland. We are excited to share how our mobile dermoscope and intelligent dermatology platform can support physicians.

Cloud-based electronic medical records (EMR) solutions are the gold standard in medical practices when it comes to managing processes and storing patient data. Read on to discover how intelligent dermatology EMR solutions are designed to keep patients' medical data and records safe and accessible.

Recognized as the gold standard for security and privacy, being GDPR-compliant is a necessary goal if a company wants their dermatology EMR software to expand to an international scale. So what happens when a practice management software is GDPR-compliant but falls short of local legal requirements?