8th Virtual World Congress of Teledermatology – International Society of Digital Health in Dermatology

8th Virtual World Congress of Teledermatology

5-6 november 2020

Live Virtual Plenary Day 6th

Plenary Lecture 2: Teledermatology: Preparing for Widespread Adoption Joseph Kvedar (Boston, USA) Q&A Plenary Lecture 2…

What we have learnt from AI and how to use it for skin cancer TD screening

Josep Malvehy (Barcelona, Spain)

How can Artificial Intelligence improve digital care in dermatology?

Maryam Sadeghi (Vancouver, Canada)

Telemedicine and AI for dermatology care in China

Yong Cui (Beijing, China)

AI applications in dermatopathology

Carrie Kovarik (Philadelphia, USA)

Core concepts and clinical decision making in AI

Ivy Lee (Pasadena, USA)

Inter-regional teledermatology programs: The Arctic Experience

Mette Mogensen (Copenhagen, Denmark)

American TD programs for underserved areas

Karen McKoy (Boston, USA)

Monitoring atypical lesions through teledermoscopy

John Paoli (Gothenburg, Sweden)

Making on-line decisions in inflammatory dermatosis

Trilokraj Tejasvi (Ann Arbor, USA)

Providing care through teledermatology

Amanda Oakley (Auckland, New Zealand)

Designing clinical decision support and AI to reduce racial bias in medicine

Art Papier (Rochester, USA)

Teledermatology in USA: Tha AAD View

Jules Lipoff (Philadelphia, USA)

Teledermatology in Europe

Saul Halpern, UK

Teledermatology in Latin-America

Guadalupe Estrada (Mexico DF, Mexico)

Live Virtual Plenary Day 5th

Plenary Lecture 1: Covid-19: Before and After. Where Does Teledermatology Stand Now? …

Clinical challenges of a 3D total body imaging telehealth network in Australia

Peter Soyer (Brisbane, Australia)

Smartphone apps for dermatologists and their patients

Amr Salam (London, United Kingdom)

The role of DICOM in dermatology imaging and Artificial Intelligence

Liam Caffery (Brisbane, Australia)

Digital photography for teledermatology. Systems and devices

Paola Pasquali (Tarragona, Spain)

Everything started in dermatology!

David Moreno-Ramírez (Seville, Spain)

Hospitals in 2030- will they still exist?

Trilokraj Tejasvi (Ann Arbor, USA)

Ethics with Artificial Intelligence in practice

Justin Ko (Stanford, USA)

Teledermatology. The human factor

Lara Ferrándiz (Seville, Spain)

Education for teledermatology and AI in dermatology

Jules Lipoff (Philadelphia, USA)

Teleconfocal education

Giovanni Pellacani (Modena, Italy)

The emerging role of tele-confocal and tele-pathology in global dermatology

Babar Rao (New York, USA)

Teledermatopathology

Marcial García-Rojo (Cádiz, Spain)

Teleconfocal use for teledermatology

Manu Jain (New York, USA)