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OBJECTIVE: To compare physician and patient impressions and interphysician diagnostic agreement between live teledermatology and in-person examinations. DESIGN: Paired video and in-person examinations with different dermatologists. SETTING: An urban Veterans Affairs dermatology clinic. PATIENTS: One hundred thirty-nine patients. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Satisfaction questionnaires and interphysician diagnostic agreement. RESULTS: Patient and physician satisfaction was high. Agreement between video and in-person diagnoses was 80%. CONCLUSIONS: Physicians and patients were satisfied with teledermatology examinations. Diagnostic agreement between in-person and video dermatologists was high.
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Mark H. Lowitt
Greater Baltimore Medical Center
Irving I. Kessler
Institut Gustave Roussy
C. Lisa Kauffman
Georgetown University
Archives of Dermatology
University of Maryland, Baltimore
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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0af9959b4eb2f7ce2e3a25 — DOI: https://doi.org/10.1001/archderm.134.4.471
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