HOW IT WORKS
DEVELOPING NATION PHYSICIAN
Local physicians and Telederm Outreach form a partnership to bring dermatology access to patients.
Local physicians then register on the Referring Physician portal through the teledermatology platform provided through our strategic alliance with ConsultDerm.
VOLUNTEERING DERMATOLOGIST
Canada and US dermatologists sign up to volunteer with Telederm Outreach.
Volunteering dermatologists register with the teledermatology platform provided through our strategic alliance with ConsultDerm.
COLLABORATION & EXCHANGE
Local physicians may encounter a dermatology case for which they need assistance generating a diagnosis and treatment recommendation. They take a picture of the manifestation, upload the file onto the ConsultDerm platform, and wait up to two days for a volunteering dermatologist’s response.
Volunteering dermatologists log on to the teledermatology platform and select outstanding cases to tackle. They then remotely provide a diagnosis and treatment recommendation based on the local catalog of medication.
Local physicians then get a notification and log on to receive the volunteering dermatologist’s advice, with which they can formulate a relevant, culturally competent plan of action.
When the patient comes in for a follow up, the local physician provides a diagnosis and treatment.
WORKFLOW
Telederm Outreach is responsible for all aspects in red font. We recruit e-volunteering dermatologists from various stakeholder groups. In finding our patient bases, we first identify patient populations at highest risk. We then recruit, train, and visit referring GPs in low-resourced areas of developing nations via local efforts and global partners.
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