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K Ringwald1, A Arnold1, H Haase1
1Dermatologie und Venerologie, der Universitätsmedizin Greifswald, Ferdinand-Sauerbruch-Str., 17475, Greifswald, Deutschland.
Background:
Improved technologies, an increased need for medical healthcare as well as the shortage of specialist personnel lead to a growing importance of telemedical applications. Dermatology is especially suitable for telemedical applications because of the visual appearance of skin diseases. This can contribute to optimizing the care and aftercare of patients with skin diseases.
Objective:
An analysis of patient satisfaction with teledermatological aftercare at the University Hospital Greifswald using the teledermatological application Mobil Skin® (Infokom, Neubrandenburg, Germany) was carried out. Factors that influence patient satisfaction and the suitability of the teledermatological aftercare for different skin diseases were also analyzed.
Material And Methods:
The evaluation of standardized questionnaires, analysis of demographic data of the patient collective and analysis of usage data concerning the teledermatological system Mobil Skin® were carried out.
Results:
A total of 91 out of 118 telemedically treated patients participated in the survey. The majority of the patients reported a high degree of satisfaction with the teledermatological aftercare. Patient satisfaction was independent of where the patients lived (minor center or middle center/main center). Patient satisfaction correlated with the frequency of use and the number of answers received through the teledermatological system. The aftercare with the teledermatological system Mobil Skin® was suitable for all diagnosis groups surveyed. Both older and younger patients as well as children benefited from this kind of aftercare.
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