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Dermatology Times, July 2018 (Vol. 39, No. 07)Volume39 Issue 7
Four questions every provider should ask about digital technology
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There are four questions physicians should ask when considering using digital healthcare technologies, says Michael L. Hodgkins, M.D., chief medical officer for the American Medical Association. View the slideshow for more information.
There are four questions physicians should ask when considering using digital healthcare technologies, says Michael L. Hodgkins, M.D., chief medical officer for the American Medical Association. View the slideshow for more information.See:Â "More patients want digital health"Â
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Pricing patients out of healthcare?
Image IQ: When is a biopsy required?
Rare tumors and fibrotic skin lesions
New Drugs Roundup: Dermatology
The top 7 mobile apps in dermatology
Medicine no longer apolitical
Study: Novel 670 nm wavelength works for benign pigmented lesions
I use social media and now I might lose my license?
Complications low with chemical peels in darker skin
Non-physician operators target of most legal action for laser procedures
Where full-field erbium outshines fractional
eConsults support underserved patients
Considerations for diagnosing eosinophilic fasciitis
Avoid antibiotics for acne treatment when possible
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