The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically affected clinical practice due to staff
redeployment, reduced face-to-face patient contact and the temporary closure of routine …

Dermatology is often overlooked within the internal medical training (IMT) programme.
Although dermatology represents only 0.8% of inpatient admissions, over 54% of the UK …

The entire landscape of dermatology service provision has been transformed by the current
SARS‐CoV‐2 (COVID) pandemic, with virtual working having become the new norm across …

Teledermatology for patient management, dermatology education and research during the
COVID-19 pandemic We have read with great interest the review by Abbott and colleagues …

Recent rapid technological developments have transformed the organisation and delivery of
healthcare services (1). Arguably, dermatology has led the way to this and teledermatology …

The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic and subsequent physical distancing
recommendations created major gaps in traditional dermatologic undergraduate and …

Teledermatology has had an explosive impact on the provision of dermatology services in
recent times, and even more so with the unprecedented situation created by the COVID‐19 …

Abstract The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) global pandemic has required
dermatology residency programs to convert their learning environment largely to a virtual …

Dear Editor, COVID-19 has transformed healthcare delivery globally. The main benefits of
teledermatology are reported to be patient convenience and resource efficiency, 1 but the …

Using this hybrid approach, our dermatology service avoided any shut down periods due to
the exposure of the 2 on-call dermatologists to COVID-19. The main exposure site for COVID …