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Dermatología Cosmética, Médica y Quirúrgica 2023; 21 (2)

COVID-19 pandemic: telemedicine and teledermatology development.
Part II: teledermatology branches, human, ethical and legal aspects of teledermatology, and promissory future of telemedicine

Seijo CJA, Ramos GJA, Valdéz VJJ, Meneses DLE, Ángeles AJL

Language: Spanish
References: 54
Page: 148-167
PDF size: 431.01 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Telemedicine represents the uses of telecommunications technology in order to offer health care remotely. The recent progress in technological advances have increased the ability of clinicians to apply it, because dermatology relies on visual elements that are captured by digital imaging, which makes it ideal suited for this care model.
The contagious COVID-19 pandemic has generated an additional boost to teledermatology. The second part of this paper reviews alternatives in the practice as teledermoscopy, teledermatopathology, inpatient teledermatology and, medical education. Also limitations and obstacles, human, ethical legal and regulatory aspects and the promissory future in telemedicine.


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