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100 Questions and Answers in Dermatology  https://lnkd.in/djhEUd5H

Five Predictions for the Future of Dermatology. Here are some predictions for the future of the dermatology industry. 1. Remote and Hybrid Work Roles 2. Degree Inclusivity 3. Group Practices To read in full detail click on the link below:-

Five Predictions for the Future of Dermatology. Here are some predictions for the future of the dermatology industry. 1. Remote and Hybrid Work Roles 2. Degree Inclusivity 3. Group Practices To read in full detail click on the link below:-

Great programme featuring advancements in psychodermatology, patient centred well-being metrics and impact on daily lives across chronic skin conditions and cosmetic dermatology. #psychodermatology #research #expertise

The Brevium Advantage: How Olansky Dermatology Found the Key to Growth and Success We are excited to share our latest case study on Olansky Dermatology & Aesthetics. Learn how Brevium's innovative solutions helped Olansky reactivate 2,454 patients within the first 10 months, significantly improving patient outcomes and driving growth. Hear from Trent R., practice administrator, on why," In the battle against serious health conditions, Brevium stands out as an invaluable partner, helping us keep our commitment to patient safety and health at the forefront of everything we do.” 🔗 Read the full case study here: https://lnkd.in/gX3TZqQr #Dermatology #Healthcare #PatientEngagement #PracticeGrowth #MedicalTechnology #CaseStudy #Brevium #HealthcareInnovation #PatientHealth #RevenueCycleManagement #PatientReactivation

How effective is telemedicine for dermatology care? This week's Distinctive Dermatologist podcast answers this timely question. https://lnkd.in/g-NE3RDe

  Recently, the American Academy of Dermatology's (AAD) board voted to not only reject a recent anti-DEI proposal, but to expand efforts to prioritize diversity and address equity issues in the field of dermatology. How did this happen? A diverse group of dermatologists laid out a clear case for the positive impacts of these programs at the AAD’s annual meeting. They brought forth the facts: Black dermatologists make up just 3% of dermatologists across the U.S. And they explained the serious risks of cutting DEI programs in this environment: relying on training modeled around white patients and instructed by white mentors enables misdiagnosis in darker skin and perpetuates healthcare disparities. What can we learn from their approach? There is a strategic way to fight DEI backlash: by laying out the facts. There is a business case to be made for DEI across all sectors and industries. Highlight the data and share first-hand experience on the benefits of these programs. That’s how we, as a society, advocate effectively for a more equitable future in the face of opposition. https://lnkd.in/eMvqNDsy

Stay Ahead of the Curve! Explore how the Latest Trends in Dermatology Clinical Research are Shaping the Industry. https://lnkd.in/dED8ssmA #SkinTrialTrends #eCarePlatform #ClinicalTrials #RemoteHealthcare #UserEngagement #AppDevelopment #InnovationInHealthcare #DataAnalytics #BrandIdentity

Dermatology Masterclass What a wonderful day in Ninewell Dundee on the 23rd of February! I have been fortunate to be a part of a dynamic team of colleagues who are game changers in dermatology nursing and dermatology in general. Since 2015, we have been delivering the Masterclass with Karen Stephen, Barbara Page, Polly Buchanan and Janice Bianci across Scotland, the rest of the UK, and Northern Ireland. On the 23rd I spoke to a wonderful group of dermatology nurses and other health professionals about: 1. Mental health assessment in dermatology 2. Suicide risk asessment and self - harm in dermatology and in general, and 3. Assessment of body image /appearance distress The group was so eager to share and learn, it was infectious! We discussed case studies, clincial expamples and learned from each other. Many thanks to the Team and the attendees for such a productive day of learnings and connection! It was wonderful to be back in Bonny Dundee where I have had the most wonderful experiences and many career achievements! Let us not forget some facts: In the UK now, 60% of people have skin disorders or have had them in the past. Numerous studies have shown that skin conditions have a major impact on quality of life, productivity, and mental health. Using primary care data it is estimated that approximately 834,000 individuals were impacted by skin diseases, which is approximately 20% of the Scottish population. Psychological provision in NHS Scotland is almost non-existent. Very few psychologists in independent practice in Scotland have expertise in and understanding of skin conditions and their impact.

This qualitative mixed-methods study explores how Muslim patients in the US perceive their dermatology care. https://ja.ma/3SmTfd9