AI in Dermatology: The Last 10 Years & The Next 10 Years
Latif Abid AIPlabs / AIPDerm
AI Innovations in Dermatology and Medical Education
Dr. Danish Bhatti Dr. Art Papier Mr. Latif Abid Dr. Noah Musolff
Technology in Operation: A Reality Check for Real-World. Use in Clinical Trials
Kristy Averette, MSN, RN, CCRP Duke University School of Medicine
Deep Al Utility in Clinical Trials: Revolutionizing Drug Development and Patient Outcomes
Tarannum Jaleel, MD MHSC Duke University School of Medicine
Digital Health and Dermatology-Experiences and lessons learned
Dhaval G. Bhanusali, MD FAAD Hudson Dermatology and Laser Surgery Clinical Instructor- Mount Sinai Health System
Leveraging Teledermatology for Triage to Optimize Access to Care in the U.S.
Cory L. Simpson, MD, PhD, FAAD Assistant Professor, Dept. of Dermatology University of Washington, Seattle, WA, USA
Teledermatology and Telemedecine-Bridging the gap-An Indian perspective
Dr. Rashmi Sarkar Director-Profesor, Department of Dermatology, Lady Hardinge Medical college, New Delhi, India.
The current status of teledermatology in Italy and Europe
Elvira Moscarella University of Campania L. Vanvitelli, Naples, Italy
A New Zealand Perspective Successes and failures with referral management
Hon. Prof. Amanda Oakley Dermatologist, Health NZ Waikato The University of Auckland
Cutting-Edge Multimodal Optical Imaging: Technologies and Trends
Manu Jain, MD Associate Attending and Optical Imaging Specialist, MSKCC, NY, NY Assistant Professor, WCMC, NY, NY
TECHNOLOGIES and GUIDELINES for Melanoma Diagnosis
Giovanni Pellacani Sapienza Università di Roma
Impact of non-imaging techniques on minimally invasive treatments
Dr Paola Pasquali| Pius Hospital de Valls, Tarragona (Spain) Universidad de Alcalá (Spain)