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QIC DERMATOLOGY AWARDS 2024

Dermatology Digital and Technology Solutions for the Treatment of Skin Conditions

WINNER: Dermoscopea for Dermoscopea – Accessible Dermoscopy for the Non-Dermatologist

Summary

This project set out to demystify dermoscopy and provide free information about budget-friendly technological solutions as alternatives to conventional, expensive modern dermoscopy. The positive impact has been felt around the world. The original objective was to develop a solution to traditional dermoscopy for less than £50 and then develop a product for less than £5 for resource-poor settings, as well as introducing the world’s first open-source, 3D-printed, self-assembly dermatoscope. Dermoscopea received no financial support and contributors gave their time freely

Dermatology in practice 2024; 30(3): 48–48
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