What's New In Digital Health

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.

Equipped with the latest intelligent dermatology software and mobile dermoscopy tools, dermatologist are teaming up with local pharmacies to provide advanced skin check services to patients. This in turn promotes the early detection of skin cancer while optimizing workflows.

Built on a foundation of streamlining care and increased accessibility, teledermoscopy services such as DermEngine have become a popular example of a service that alleviates some of the many pressures found in the dermoscopy industry (such as dermatologist shortages and long patient wait times).

A large number of dermatologists are adopting teledermatology services. See the top 5 reasons behind why your patients should understand how teleconsultations will be a beneficial experience for them so they will invest in your services.

Optimal survival rates are intrinsically connected to the early detection of skin cancer through consistent medical imaging and patient engagement. Therefore, it is necessary to empower patients with mobile dermoscopy tools such as MoleScope to support them on their skin health journey.