Teledermatology May Benefit Marginalized Populations: National

Index

Abstract

This study aimed to determine teledermatology (TD) utilization trends during the COVID-19 pandemic using national and institutional data. Analysis of national (American Academy of Dermatology's DataDerm registry) and institutional (Duke University Health Systems) data revealed that females, younger patients, non-white races, and out-of-state patients showed higher TD utilization. These differential trends suggest TD may benefit marginalized populations and should inform future healthcare models.

Publisher

Dermatologic Therapy

Published On

Feb 08, 2023

Authors

Akash D Patel, W Chandler Rundle, Liu Beiyu, L Cynthia Green, L Christian Bailey-Burke, Meenal Kheterpal

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