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Lisa M Abbott^1,2, Robert Miller¹, Monika Janda³

¹The Australasian College of Dermatologists, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.

The Australasian Journal of Dermatology

|May 5, 2020

Summary

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New teledermatology guidelines aim to boost its use in Australia. These guidelines help dermatologists improve patient care and safety through telehealth, addressing current low adoption rates.

Keywords:

dermatology dermoscopy practice guidelines standards teledermatology telehealth telemedicine

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Area of Science:

Dermatology
Health Informatics
Telemedicine

Background:

Teledermatology offers potential to improve access and care in dermatology.
Current adoption of teledermatology in Australia remains low.
Lack of standardized guidelines hinders widespread teledermatology practice.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop comprehensive teledermatology guidelines for the Australian context.
To increase the uptake of teledermatology among Australian dermatologists.
To support best practices in telehealth for dermatological services.

Main Methods:

Guidelines developed collaboratively by The University of Queensland's Centre for Online Health and The Australasian College of Dermatologists' E-Health Committee.
Content updated in March 2020.
Guidelines structured into two sections: core guidelines and practical application notes.

Main Results:

Guidelines cover key aspects: modalities, patient selection, consent, imaging, quality, safety, privacy, security, communication, and documentation.
The guidelines address both benefits and limitations of teledermatology.
Focus on enhancing patient care and mitigating risks associated with telehealth.

Conclusions:

The developed guidelines provide a framework for safe and effective teledermatology practice in Australia.
Implementation of these guidelines is expected to increase teledermatology adoption.
These resources aim to optimize patient outcomes and dermatological service delivery via telehealth.