Telederm Australia

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Abstract

A doctor using a teledermatology service needs more skills than one utilising a traditional face-to-face referral. Doctors using a telemedicine service face a greater burden of responsibility and an increased workload than with a traditional referral. A viable teledermatology service must offer online education alongside its consultation service. Telemedicine is an efficient and cost-effective solution to the lack of dermatological services. Appropriate remuneration for referring doctors is vital if telemedicine is to become widely adopted.

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Muir, J., & Lucas, L. (2012). Telederm Australia. In Telemedicine in Dermatology (pp. 23–32). Springer Berlin Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-20801-0_4

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