Covid-19时代同步远程皮肤病学。皮肤科医生的看法

V. Manubens V., V. Zemelman D.
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远程皮肤科(TD)是一种远程医疗工具,在2019冠状病毒病大流行期间经历了巨大的繁荣,导致远程会诊数量和执业皮肤科医生数量都有所增加。几项研究报告了采用这种方法的患者的高度满意度。然而,很少有研究在皮肤科医生中这样做。我们着手调查智利皮肤科医生使用该工具的经验,通过一项在线调查。结果。共完成了156项调查。在大流行期间,使用TD的皮肤科医生人数从19.9%增加到80.8%。他们认为缺乏体格检查——皮肤镜检查是发展为TD的主要限制,并报告说对某些病理感觉更舒服。皮肤科医生对该工具感到适度舒适和自信,然而,他们经历了不同程度的压力和挫折。只有40.8%的人计划在未来继续使用TD。结论。然而,同步TD有明显的局限性,这些局限性应成为在其发展及其平台中加以考虑的机会,以便为更多的皮肤科医生提供更舒适的工具,从而扩大其使用范围,作为智利平等获得医疗保健的重要工具。
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Teledermatología sincrónica en tiempos de Covid-19. Percepción del dermatólogo
Teledermatology (TD) is a remote medical care tool that experienced a great boom during the COVID19 pandemic, resulting in an increase in both, the number of remote consultations and the number of dermatologists who practice it. Several studies have reported a high degree of satisfaction among patients attended by this method. However, few studies have done so in dermatologists. We set out to investigate the experience of Chilean dermatologists with the tool by means of an online survey. Results. A total of 156 surveys were completed. The number of dermatologists using TD increased from 19.9% to 80.8% during the pandemic. They cited the absence of the physical examination-dermatoscopy as the main limitation to developing TD and reported feeling more comfortable with some pathologies. Dermatologists feel moderately comfortable and confident with the tool, however, they experienced varying degrees of stress and frustration. Only 40.8% plan to continue using TD in the future. Conclusion. Synchronous TD has clear limitations, however, these should emerge as an opportunity to consider in its development and its platforms, in order to generate a more comfortable tool for more dermatologists and thus extend its use, as an important tool for equal access to health care in Chile.
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