Satisfaction with teledermatology in an underserved urban shelter setting

Authors

Shannon Nugent, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
Michele Ly, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
Khanh Bui, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
Caroline Purcell, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
Andrew Touati, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
Rebecca Krain, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
Anna Bistline, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
Robert Motley, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
Elizabeth Jones, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
Nicholas Ross, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow

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Description

Problem Statement: People experiencing homelessness (PEH) face disproportionate access to dermatologic care. Teledermatology is a platform that may improve access to medical care in underserved communities. The literature is lacking on this topic.

Project Aim: The purpose of this quality improvement initiative is to evaluate patient and provider satisfaction with teledermatology in an urban shelter setting. Satisfaction surveys will be distributed over one year to provide measurable data that are determinate (designed to highlight multiple satisfaction metrics, numerically), concise (designed with functionality and efficiency in mind) and relevant (validated across multiple studies).

Publication Date

4-27-2022

Keywords

Dermatology, Disparities

Comments

Poster presented at the Jefferson University Department of Medicine Disparities Summit, May 5th, 2022.

Recommended Citation

Nugent, Shannon; Ly, Michele; Bui, Khanh; Purcell, Caroline; Touati, Andrew; Krain, Rebecca; Bistline, Anna; Motley, Robert; Jones, Elizabeth; and Ross, Nicholas, "Satisfaction with teledermatology in an underserved urban shelter setting" (2022). Department of Medicine Posters. 20.
https://jdc.jefferson.edu/medposters/20