What's New In Digital Health

Fax machines have long held a place within healthcare. In spite of the many technological advancements such as artificial intelligence and teledermatology this hardware is still used by 75% of respondents. This is quickly becoming a problem as practices struggle to upgrade while staying connected.

AI is driving the latest advancements in many fields, including dermatology. Despite the great ability of AI algorithms to perform complex tasks with similar accuracy as professional experts, the emotional and relational elements of human interaction render patient-doctor relationships imperative.

It's National Skin Cancer Action Week in Australia. With 2 in 3 Australians diagnosed in their lifetime, it's important to educate people on the importance of skin cancer early detection. But where exactly are patients turning to seek medical support, and most importantly, are they receiving it?

Artificial intelligence in dermatology is being introduced throughout every aspect of the industry, from dermoscopy all the way to predictive analytics. Amidst these astounding advances, which ones are set to have the greatest impact on dermatologists, their practice and their patients?

Artificial intelligence (AI) in dermatology has become a constant source of excitement, but leads to questions about how it may impact your practice. Read on to discover the answers to 6 of your most asked questions about artificial intelligence for dermatology and what it means for you.

Teledermoscopy services have become a solution to many of healthcare’s growing problems. What are the next steps? Discover why dermatology EMR software are already combining teledermoscopy services with artificial intelligence (AI) for a new level of comprehensive care for skin cancer.