Objective To examine the validity and findings of studies that examine the accuracy of
algorithm based smartphone applications (“apps”) to assess risk of skin cancer in suspicious …

Importance As technology becomes more commonplace in dermatological practice, it is
essential to continuously review the accuracy of teledermatology devices and services …

Telemedicine has become an important element of health care in many countries and
profited from the technological progress of the last two decades. Due to the visual character …

Teledermatology is a useful alternative where specialized dermatological assistance is not
available and has been used successfully to support health professionals in a wide range of …

Background The early diagnosis of melanoma is associated with decreased mortality. The
smartphone, with its apps and the possibility of sending photographs to a dermatologist …

Background Early accurate detection of all skin cancer types is essential to guide
appropriate management and to improve morbidity and survival. Melanoma and squamous …

Skin melanoma is one of the highly addressed health problems in many countries.
Dermatologists diagnose melanoma by visual inspections of mole using clinical assessment …

Background Skin self-examinations supplemented with mobile teledermoscopy might
improve early detection of skin cancers compared with naked-eye skin self-examinations …

Background Mobile teledermoscopy allows consumers to send images of skin lesions to a
teledermatologist for remote diagnosis. Currently, technology acceptance of mobile …

Objectives and importance of study: Melanoma and keratinocyte carcinomas impose a
significant health and financial burden on the Australian population and healthcare system …