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ARCHIVES OF DERMATOLOGICAL RESEARCH
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SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s00403-023-02672-9
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Clinical photography; Medical photography; Image quality; Medical dermatology
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High-quality clinical photography is essential in dermatology for patient evaluation, clinical teaching, and research. Though smartphones have made photography more accessible, there are challenges in obtaining quality photos. This guide proposes best practices for image capture to improve patient care and integrate high-quality photography into routine clinical practice.
High-quality clinical photography has become an integral part of dermatology in the context of patient evaluation and monitoring, clinical teaching, and research. Technological advancements in smartphones have allowed dermatologists to incorporate photography in workflows; however, acquiring quality photos poses its own challenges. Outlining a best practice approach to image capture prior to biopsy will facilitate establishing a team-based approach for the implementation of clinical photography in workflow. We propose this guide with the intent of improving patient care though photography in the clinical setting and the goal of integrating high-quality photography into routine clinical practice.
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