Navigating Teledermatology in the Post‐
                    COVID
                    Era

Valencia Long; Ellie Ci‐En Choi

doi:10.1111/ijd.70403

journal article Mar 26, 2026

Navigating Teledermatology in the Post‐ COVID Era

Valencia Long

Ellie Ci‐En Choi

International Journal of Dermatology · Wiley

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ABSTRACT
Teledermatology is increasingly used in European dermatology for triage, diagnosis, and workflow optimization, though artificial intelligence (AI) adoption remains limited. A survey of 252 dermatologists revealed variable usage, gaps in guidelines awareness, and concerns about security and technical issues. Strengthening infrastructure, regulation, and clinician engagement is key to its broader implementation.

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Published: Mar 26, 2026
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Valencia Long

National University Hospital Singapore Singapore

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Ellie Ci‐En Choi

National University Hospital Singapore Singapore

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Valencia Long, Ellie Ci‐En Choi (2026). Navigating Teledermatology in the Post‐ COVID Era. International Journal of Dermatology. https://doi.org/10.1111/ijd.70403

Navigating Teledermatology in the Post‐ COVID Era

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