Zelickson 1997 All nursing home resident consultations Unclear requests from the Walker Methodist Health Care Centre Videoconferencing with diagnostic accuracy as an outcome Lowitt et al. Teledermatology and in-person Consecutive dermatology patients at the Patients transported by stretcher and those who examinations: a comparison of patient and Veteran Affairs Medical Centre refused to participate physician perceptions and diagnostic agreement. Arch Dermatol 1998;134:471-6. Videoconferencing with diagnostic concordance as an outcome Edison, 2008 Diagnosis, diagnostic New self-scheduled patients presented at N/R confidence, and management concordance the Dermatology Clinic. in live-interactive and store-and-forward teledermatology compared to in-person examination Telemedicine Journal & 2008, 14 (9) 889-95 Gilmour et al Comparison of N/R N/R teleconsultations and face-to-face consultations: Preliminary results of a United Kingdom multicentre teledermatology study The British Journal Of Dermatology 1998 Jul; Vol. 139 (1), pp. 81-7; Lesher JL Jr, Davis LS, Gourdin FW, Patients at least 18 years of age with a N/R English D, Thompson WO. Telemedicine skin problem were recruited randomly evaluation of cutaneous diseases: a blinded from among patients enrolled in the health comparative study. J Am Acad Dermatol system 1998;38:27-31. Loane et al. Diagnostic accuracy and clinical Patients with dermatological conditions N/R management by real real time requiring a specialist referral teledermatology: results from the Northern Ireland arms of the UK multicentre teledermatology trial. J Telemed Telecare 1998;4:95-100. Lowitt et al. Teledermatology and in-person Consecutive dermatology patients at the Patients transported by stretcher and those who examinations: a comparison of patient and Veteran Affairs Medical Centre refused to participate physician perceptions and diagnostic agreement. Arch Dermatol 1998;134:471-6. Phillips 1997 Patients referred to the dermatology clinic N/R
Zelickson 1997 All nursing home resident consultations requests from the Walker Methodist Health Care Centre Unclear Videoconferencing with diagnostic accuracy as an outcome Lowitt et al. Teledermatology and in-person examinations: a comparison of patient and physician perceptions and diagnostic agreement. Arch Dermatol 1998;134:471-6. Consecutive dermatology patients at the Veteran Affairs Medical Centre Patients transported by stretcher and those who refused to participate Videoconferencing with diagnostic concordance as an outcome Edison, 2008 Diagnosis, diagnostic confidence, and management concordance in live-interactive and store-and-forward teledermatology compared to in-person examination Telemedicine Journal & 2008, 14 (9) 889-95 New self-scheduled patients presented at the Dermatology Clinic. N/R Gilmour et al Comparison of teleconsultations and face-to-face consultations: Preliminary results of a United Kingdom multicentre teledermatology study The British Journal Of Dermatology 1998 Jul; Vol. 139 (1), pp. 81-7; N/R N/R Lesher JL Jr, Davis LS, Gourdin FW, English D, Thompson WO. Telemedicine evaluation of cutaneous diseases: a blinded comparative study. J Am Acad Dermatol 1998;38:27-31. Patients at least 18 years of age with a skin problem were recruited randomly from among patients enrolled in the health system N/R Loane et al. Diagnostic accuracy and clinical management by real real time teledermatology: results from the Northern Ireland arms of the UK multicentre teledermatology trial. J Telemed Telecare 1998;4:95-100. Patients with dermatological conditions requiring a specialist referral N/R Lowitt et al. Teledermatology and in-person examinations: a comparison of patient and physician perceptions and diagnostic agreement. Arch Dermatol 1998;134:471-6. Consecutive dermatology patients at the Veteran Affairs Medical Centre Patients transported by stretcher and those who refused to participate Phillips 1997 Patients referred to the dermatology clinic N/R
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