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6th World Congress of Teledermatology
Royal College of Physicians, London
Friday 14th October
08:30 -09:15
Registration
09:15
Welcome introduction
Saul Halpern
President, International Society of Teledermatology
09:25 – 11:00
Session 1
Teledermatology in the UK and developed world
Chairs: Saul Halpern & Paola Pasquali
09:25
The Hospital in 2030
Prof Leonard Witkamp, Academic Medical Center (AMC), Netherlands
09:45
O1
Is Teledermatology useful in the UK NHS?
J. English, A. Patel, S. Hughes, C. Lewis, Z. Brindley, N. Lucas
10:00
O2
Oxfordshire Teledermatology Service: A service Evaluation from the Oxford University Hospitals
Dermatology Department.
D. Laheru, R. Turner
10:15
O3
UK Teledermatology using national electronic referral pathways (NHS e-Referral); pearls and pitfalls
from over 4000 referrals.
C. Charman, Y. Al-Nuaimi, P. Williams, J. Tovey, S. Biddulph
10:30
O4
A twelve year review of a UK teledermatology service.
S. Mehrtens, L. Shall, S. Halpern
10:45
O5
Tertiary teledermatology: E-Nail - A national and international specialist service.
B. Wright, D. DeBerker
11:00-11:30
Coffee
11:30- 13:00
Session 2
Teledermatology; evolution, economics & parameters of success
Chairs: David de Berker & Leonard Witkamp
11:30
What characteristics are common to successful Teledermatology services in the UK?
Dr David de Berker, Bristol Dermatology Centre, Bristol Royal Infirmary, UK
11:45
Plenary Lecture
Teledermatology economics
Dr John Whited, Durham Veterans Affairs Medical Center, USA
12:15
10 years of fully reimbursed TD services; what have we learned?
Prof Leonard Witkamp, Academic Medical Center (AMC), Netherlands
12:35
The opportunity of mobile health for customer engaged tele dermatology.
Mr Dick Uyttewaal, CEO, SkinVision
12:55- 14:00
Lunch
14:00 – 16:00
Session 3
Skin Cancer Triage
Chairs: Veronique Bataille & David Moreno-Ramirez
14:00
Teledermatology, the ultimate tool for delivering high quality care in skin cancer
Dr David Moreno-Ramirez, University Hospital Virgen Macarena, Spain
14:20
O6
Impact of Dermoscopy on routine Teledermatology-based skin cancer triage. Interim results of a
randomized study on the effectiveness and diagnostic performance of clinical teledermatology vs
dermoscopic teledermatology.
M. Morales-Conde, J. Raya-Maldonado, L. Ferrándiz, A. Corrales, T. Ojeda-Vila, F. José Martín-Guttiérrez,
A. Ruíz-De-Casas, R. Galdeano, I. Álvarez-Torralba, F. Sánchez-Ibáñez, J.-M. Domínguez-Del-Toro,
F. Encina-Acosta, F.-J. Narbona-Soto, J.-M. Herrerías-Esteban, D. Moreno- Ramírez
14:35
O7
The benefits of teledermoscopy for diagnosis and prioritisation of amelanotic melanomas
J. Callander, C. Mills, C. Llewellyn
14:50
O8
Is teledermatology a useful adjunct to current clinical pathways in our hospital?
L. Fuller, R. Suchak, N. Jasani, M. Khorshid
15:05
09
An increasing frequency of seborrheic keratosis as consequence of improved early detection of skin cancer
through teledermatology. A cross-sectional study on 34,553 teleconsultations.
J. Raya, M. Morales, L. Ferrándiz, D. Moreno
15:20
O10
The management and outcomes of Dermtest Teledermoscopy service in Estonia and Lithuania: A Data Review.
R. Hallik, P. Kruus, U. Loite, H. Lehemets, M. Niin
15:45
O11
An audit of a pilot teledermatology service for the assessment of solitary skin lesions in a tertiary dermatology
centre.
C.-M. M. Cheung, K. Muttardi, F. Ismail
16:00 – 16:30
Tea
16:30 – 18:30
Session 4
e – Education
Chairs: Amanda Oakley & Vicky Jolliffe
16:30
Plenary Lecture
DermNet NZ: All about the skin
Prof Amanda Oakley, Waikato Clinical School (Auckland University School of Medicine), New Zealand
17:00
Training GPs in skin cancer recognition using teledermatology
Dr Josep Malvehy, Hospital Clínic de Barcelona, Barcelona
17:20
Blended e-learning in Dermatology; 10 years’ experience – pleasures and pitfalls
Dr Vicky Jolliffe, The Royal London Hospital, Queen Mary University London
17:40
YOUdermoscopy app: have fun and train yourself
Dr Aimilios Lallas, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece
18:00
O12
American Telemedicine Association Teledermatology Guidelines 2016
K. McKoy, N. Antoniotti, A. Armstrong, D. Bernstein, A. Burdick, K. Edison, M. Goldyne, C. Kovarik, J. Kvedar,
J. Larkey, I. Lee-Keltner, J. Lipoff, D. Oh, H. Pak, M. Seraly, D. Siegel, T. Trilokraj, J. Whited.
18:15
O13
The American Academy of Dermatology Aim: Building Educational Tools and Teledermatology
Resources (BETTER)
I. Lee
18.30 – 19:30
Drinks reception
Saturday 15th October
09:00 – 09:30
ISTD AGM
09:30 – 10:55
Session 5
Mobile Teledermatology
Chairs: Josep Malvehy & Carolyn Charman
09:30
Enhanced skin self-examination utilizing mobile teledermoscopy - via videolink
Prof Peter Soyer, School of Medicine, Faculty of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences,
The University of Queensland, Australia
09:50
Mobile is here to stay – for better or for worse
Prof Amanda Oakley, Waikato Clinical School (Auckland University School of Medicine), New Zealand
10:10
O14
A review of smartphone Teledermatology
H. Alexander, S. Halpern
10:25
MySkinSelfie- development of a free app for skin self-monitoring
Dr Phillip Hampton, Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle upon Tyne
10:40
Direct to consumer teledermatology – 2015 : Observations from the First Derm TD platform
Dr Alexander Börve, Sahlgrenska Academy, University of Gothenburg, Sweden and First Derm
10:55 – 11:15
Coffee
11:15 – 13:30
Session 6
TD in remote locations and developing countries
Chairs: Carrie Kovarik & James Britton
11:15
Plenary Lecture
Expanding access to care globally through the use of Teledermatology
Prof Carrie Kovarik, University of Pennsylvania, USA
11:35
O15
4 Years at Sea with University of Miami Teledermatology
A. Burdick, J. Herrera-Perdigon NP
11:50
O16
Tele-Derm National: Ten years of store-and-forward teledermatology for rural and remote Australia
S. Andrews, L. Byrom, V. Sheedy, L. Lucas, J. Muir
12:05
O17
Accuracy of Diagnosis and Treatment Plans in Teledermatology: A Pilot Study
H. Mehdizadeh, N. Esmaeili
12:20
O18
Feasibility of Teledermatology in the Eradication of Leishmaniasis from Yemen Project
M. Al-Kamel
12:35
O19
A model for implementing teledermatology in remote elder care facilities in Sri Lanka
S. Singh, T. Tejasvi
12:50
O20
Application and study of the effectiveness of skin tumors remote diagnostics in Ukraine
K. Kravets, O. Bogomolets
13:05
O21
Teledermatology and Community Dermatology, A New Approach
R. Estrada, G. Chavez-Lopez, G. Estrada-Chavez
13:20
O22
Teledermatology in Nigeria: The challenges
N. Ajaero
13:35 – 14:35
Lunch
14:35 – 16:05
Session 7
Teledermoscopy and Telepathology
Chairs: Jonathan Bowling & Aimilios Lallas
14:35 – 14:55
Teledermoscopy in practice; crossing the innovation chasm
Dr Jonathan Bowling, The Manor Hospital, Oxford & Dermoscopy UK Ltd
14:55
O23
Teledermatopathology – an extension of Teledermatology in practice, education and research
R. Singh
15:10
O24
A novel mole scanning service in community pharmacies
R. L. S. Kjome, D. J. Wright, A. –K. B. Bjaaen, K. W. Garstad, D. Smart, M. Valeur
15:25
O25
Teledermoscopy for teledermatology
T. Tejasvi, S. Singh, A. Meka, G. Ngyuen
15:40 – 16:00
Final Questions & closing Remarks