Telemedicina y teledermatología (I): concepto y aplicaciones

Romero, Guillermo; Garrido, José Aurelio Medina; García‐Arpa, Mónica

doi:10.1016/s0001-7310(08)74735-5

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“…These modes are especially beneficial in low-resource settings and the USA with large distances between the patient and the dermatologists. By use of these delivery modalities, dermatologists in other geographic areas could be reached ( 7 •, 8 , 12 •, 22 ).…”

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“…Use of SAF technology for delivering teledermatology services shortens the consultation time compared to real-time and conventional care, which makes it a lower cost intervention ( 9 ). However, responses are delayed, and patients have to wait for the advice of the dermatologist ( 8 , 22 ).…”

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“…They should all be available at the same time, which makes RT consultation scheduling logistically challenging. Furthermore, RT is time consuming, interrupts the routine workflow, and is more expensive ( 9 , 12 •, 14 , 22 ). The duration of the videoconference is mostly as long as the conventional consultation and is not cost-effective in case of short travel distances.…”

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“…Firstly, data on some patient demographics (e.g., identification number, name, gender, age etcetera) is required. Furthermore, the patient history (complaints and symptoms, allergies, medication use etcetera) and a description of the skin lesion (color, shape, borders, size, location, surface, number of lesions, distribution, and etcetera) could provide necessary clues ( 11 , 22 ). A technological barrier concerns the interfacing of the teledermatology application with the existing electronic medical record ( 32 ).…”

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Two Decades of Teledermatology: Current Status and Integration in National Healthcare Systems

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Teledermatology, originating in 1995, has been one of the first telemedicine services to see the light of day. Two decades of teledermatology research is summarized in this review. A literature search was conducted in PubMed. Search terms included “teledermatology,” “teledermoscopy,” “tele wound care,” “telederm*,” “(dermatology OR dermoscopy OR wound care OR skin) AND (telemedicine OR ehealth or mhealth OR telecare OR teledermatology OR teledermoscopy).” Inclusion criteria were (i) Dutch or English written papers and (ii) publication year from 2011 to present or (iii) (systematic) reviews with publication year before 2011. One hundred fourteen publications and 14 (systematic) reviews were included for full text reading. Focus of this review is on the following outcomes: (i) actors (primary, secondary, tertiary), (ii) purposes (consultation, triage, follow-up, education) and subspecialties (tele-wound care, burn care, teledermoscopy (teledermatoscopy), teledermatopathology, and mobile teledermatology), (iii) delivery modalities and technologies (store and forward, real-time interactive, and hybrid modalities using web-based systems, email, mobile phones, tablets, or videoconferencing equipment), (iv) business models, (v) integration of teledermatology into national healthcare systems, (vi) preconditions and requirements for implementation (security, ethical issues, responsibility, reimbursement, user satisfaction, technique, and technology standards), and (vii) added value.To conclude, teledermatology is an efficient and effective healthcare service compared to in-person care. Teledermatology reduces patients’ travel time and waiting time, avoids (unnecessary) dermatologic visits, and improves access of care to underserved patients.

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“…La TD tiene una serie de requisitos, ventajas e inconvenientes 20 , 21 , 22 , 23 , algunos de los cuales se detallan en las Tabla 1 , Tabla 2 , Tabla 3 . A pesar del enorme valor demostrado de la TD, su uso masivo ha venido acompañado de controversias médico-legales 24 , 25 , algunas de las cuales ya estaban sobre la mesa.…”

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Aspectos médico-legales de la teledermatología

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García‐Patos

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La práctica de la teledermatología (TD) durante la pandemia de COVID-19 ha facilitado la atención dermatológica especializada en una situación de crisis, evitando desplazamientos innecesarios, sin poner en riesgo la seguridad de pacientes y dermatólogos. Sin embargo, también ha puesto en evidencia distintos aspectos éticos y médico-legales que plantea esta práctica médica. La consulta médica no presencial constituye un acto médico, aplicándosele todas las consideraciones y consecuencias éticas y médico-legales de cualquier relación médico-paciente. Debe garantizarse el derecho a la autonomía del paciente, el secreto profesional, la protección de datos, la intimidad y la confidencialidad. El paciente debe aceptar la TD, mediante el consentimiento informado, considerando de interés establecer una cláusula de salvaguarda. Se precisan pautas de actuación bien definidas y una legislación uniforme para preservar una máxima seguridad de los datos transferidos, así como una formación adecuada para prevenir posibles situaciones de lo que podría denominarse «telemalpraxis».

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Development and Diagnostic Accuracy and Reliability of a Teledermatology Tool for Occupational Skin Surveillance

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2015

Measuring the Skin

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Telemedicina y teledermatología (I): concepto y aplicaciones

Cited by 42 publications

References 84 publications

Two Decades of Teledermatology: Current Status and Integration in National Healthcare Systems

Two Decades of Teledermatology: Current Status and Integration in National Healthcare Systems

Aspectos médico-legales de la teledermatología

Development and Diagnostic Accuracy and Reliability of a Teledermatology Tool for Occupational Skin Surveillance

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