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Telemedicine and Access to Pediatric Dermatology Care.

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چکیده اصلی

Pediatric dermatology has historically seen a shortage of dermatologists relative to demand, leading to limited access for patients, which is amplified in underserved communities. Telemedicine has emerged as an attractive means to supplement clinical care and a tool that may assist in overcoming many of the barriers present in pediatric dermatology. Studies have found that teledermatology increases access to care, decreases wait-times and provides cost savings for patients and health care systems, all while maintaining high patient and provider satisfaction. Despite limitations, telemedicine remains a powerful resource with the ability to expand access to pediatric dermatologists.

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