论文信息 - Initial use of a computer system for assisting dermatological diagnosis in general practice

Initial use of a computer system for assisting dermatological diagnosis in general practice

The accuracy of skin lesion description by 24 general practitioners was assessed as they used a computer diagnosis assistance system (DERMIS). Descriptive accuracy determines the quality of advice. Only four doctors showed a trend to accurate description over 25 hospital referrals.

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