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Dec 9, 2022 · This protection includes patient imaging data, which clinical photographs are considered. Patients own the rights to their own likeness, meaning that although medical providers are responsible for safe and secure storage, patients retain the rights to the actual contents of their images.
Feb 24, 2015 · Informed consent for medical photography may not necessarily operate in the same way that traditional medical informed consent for treatment does. Generally, informed consent requires disclosure of the diagnosis, the proposed treatment's probable success, other alternative treatments and their respective success rates, and the possible risks and complications that accompany each option 23 .
- M. T. Harting, J. M. DeWees, K. M. Vela, R. T. Khirallah
- 2015
Aug 26, 2022 · ### What you need to know Despite widespread use of mobile devices for medical photography,123 there is a distinct lack of published resources offering technical and practical advice to help clinicians and patients take images of a suitable quality for clinical use. Since covid-19, however, specialties such as dermatology and wound care now consider photographs a mandatory part of the referral ...
Dec 10, 2020 · 7.2.1 Bottom Line. Photography has become an integral part of medical care and as such is subject to the medico-ethical guidelines that result in respectful and appropriate patient care. Patient autonomy and informed consent ensure that the patient has authority over his or her medical information.
- Sarah Mattessich, Jane M. Grant-Kels
- 2020
Jan 6, 2018 · Clinical photography is rapidly becoming a routine aspect of health care, particularly in visually oriented fields such as dermatology.1-3 These clinical images generally are used for 3 broad categories: publication, education, and clinical documentation.2 While modern bedside photography has enhanced documentation, medical and patient education, and communication between treating clinicians ...
- Tiana Kazemi, Kachiu C. Lee, Lionel Bercovitch
- 2018
Medical photography plays a crucial role in supporting diagnosis. High-quality images can capture details that might be missed during a physical examination, aiding in the identification of conditions such as skin diseases, oral pathologies, and wound infections. Dermatologists, for example, rely heavily on photographic documentation to monitor ...
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As we embrace the filmless radiology departments, it is important to uphold evidence based medicine and at the same time to provide a personalised medicine tailored to the history of an individual patient. 12 Better detectors, faster processing, more powerful computers, bigger and sharper displays, efficient archiving will once again transform the way we look at medical imaging. 13 The display ...
