Background Artificial intelligence (AI) has repeatedly been shown to encode historical
inequities in healthcare. We aimed to develop a framework to quantitatively assess the …

Significant racial/ethnic disparities in dermatologic care and their subsequent impact on
dermatologic conditions were recently reported. Contributing factors include socioeconomic …

Background: There is a high demand for dermatological care in Germany. As use of
teledermatology has increased significantly, this study aimed to investigate the impact of …

Abstract Purpose of Review The purpose of this narrative review article is to describe the
current literature on the psoriasis inpatient population, discuss considerations for admission …

Thus, MMS offers an advantage over procedures like WLE, aiding in achieving outcomes
similar to more prevalent skin cancers. Like prior studies, MMS patients tended to have …

Importance Clinical productivity measures may incentivize clinical care to specific patient
populations and thus perpetuate inequitable care. Before the 2021 Medicare physician fee …

Patients with skin of color (SOC) experience unique challenges in receiving dermatologic
care, with prior research demonstrating fewer reimbursable work relative value units for non …

A key component of high-quality care is ensuring adequate time for each patient. However,
demand for dermatologists and wait times have increased over the past two decades [1] …

Inadequate reimbursement for certain BPH procedures may disincentivize the care of
complex patients. Procedures such a holmium laser enucleation of the prostate are well …

• Factors influencing skin cancer outcomes in Latine/Hispanic patients in the United States
are complex and multidimensional, including lack of familiarity among dermatologists with …