Dermatology-Links



[] El proyecto piel.telederm.org es un instrumento de la red en el cuál, dermatologos, patologos, dermatopatologos, infectivologos, especialistas en enfermedades tropicales, estudiantes de medicina, internos y residentes en diferentes especialidades médicas pueden discutir casos de díficil interpretación en materias como dermatologia clinica, dermatopatologia y medicina tropical con énfasis en leprologia. El proyecto ha sido concebido en colaboración con:
 * Brasilian Teledermatology Mobile Applications (Free)**
 * [|La Unidad de Investigación de Dermatopatologia][| (RUDP)][|, Universidad de Medicina de Graz, Austria]
 * [|La Fundación de Medicina Tropical del Amazonas, (FMTAM), Manaus, Brasil]
 * [|La Fundación Alfredo Da Matta (FUAM), Manaus, Brasil]
 * [|La Unidad de Dermatologia Social, Centro Nacional Italiano de Referencia para el estudio de la enfermedad de Hansen][| (NRCHD)][|, Departamento de ciencias de la salud-Hospital San Martino de Genova, Genova, Italia]
 * [|La Unidad de Dermatologia de la Universidad de Medicina de Queensland, Hospital Princess Alexandra, Brisbane, Australia.]

**African Teledermatology Mobile Applications**
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**Telederm.org : Free Teledermatology Consultations : Open Community**
[] The [|www.telederm.org] project is about the exchange of knowledge and expertise on a worldwide level (PLoS Medicine 2005: Health in Action: telederm.org: Freely Available Online Consultations in Dermatology). The goal of the Community for Teledermatology | Dermatology is to create a surplus value for experts, physicians and healthcare workers interested in dermatology and teledermatology. The unique aspect of the telederm.org philosophy is that every colleague can easily seek diagnostic advice for free from a pool of other colleagues willing to share their knowledge, some of whom may have more experience in a particular clinical setting. The telederm.org content is determined by the free-access philosophy, which means that it is free to all users, who create the subject matter themselves. The main way users interact with the program is through submitting and responding to “requests”, in which a user solicits a consultation, either from a particular expert or from an online forum, on a particular patient. The moderator of the forum currently is Cesare Massone, a colleague with a special background in dermatopathology and clinicopathologic correlation. (Speaks Spanish, Portugese, italian as well as English). Contact email is cesar.massone@gmail.com other contact email service@telederm.org [|عروض بنده, عروض العثيم , عروض كارفور , عروض الدانوب , عروض جرير , عروض اكسترا]

** Useful Links for Dermoscopy/Teledermatology **
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 * Dermoscopy.org: @http://www.dermoscopy.org/ - On Line Dermoscopy Atlas by G. Argenziano & H.P. Soyer
 * Dermoscopy Atlas: @http://www.dermoscopyatlas.com/index.cfm - An International Atlas of Dermoscopy by the Skin Cancer Society of Australia
 * Dermoscopy Made Simple: @http://www.dermoscopymadesimple.blogspot.com/ - Dermoscopy teaching blog of the Australian Institute of Dermatology and the Skin Cancer College of Australia and New Zealand
 * Dermoscopy Blog: @http://dermoscopic.blogspot.com/ - information about dermoscopy to dermatologists or any physician with a special interest in dermoscopy - by Eric Ehrsam
 * DermLecture.com: @http://www.dermnet.com/dermoscopy-videos/

[|أندرويد]

** Jonathan Rees and Bob Fisher (Edinburgh) Training Database for dermatological lesions **
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** MedicineAfrica.com **
[|www.medecineafrica.com] [] An international, case-based, distance-learning collaboration between the UK and Somaliland using a real-time clinical education website Contact Alexfinlayson@gmail.com "Health scientists in developing countries can use social media to tackle research priorities, ... build[ing] networks and shar[ing] the knowledge needed to make strategic progress towards strengthening health systems." They say that mobile technology can enable "direct interaction with patients, helping remote training of health care workers, and supporting the education of scientists," and that the use of social media outlets, such as Twitter, can "facilitate collaboration between scientists in developing countries," preventing duplication of research (9/15)

Contact Email 
 * Resource and Links from Cathy Dorrian **

**Resources and Links from Anne Reoch** Contact Email <anne.reoch@nhs.net

**Resources and Links from Colin Morton**

**Papers/Books**
What makes teledermatology services work/fail in practice? []