Medical photographs are used in many clinical settings; however, there are significant risks associated with using the camera feature on mobile devices, namely, breaches of security. PicSafe Medi is an app that allows healthcare professionals to take clinical photographs using smart devices whilst addressing the concerns of patient confidentiality. We review the app to assess its functionality in a UK clinical setting, taking into account UK guidelines such as those offered by the General Medical Council, UK legislation, the Institute of Medical Illustrators and the Department of Health.
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Plast Surg (Oakv)
November 2017
Sections of Pediatric Surgery and Plastic Surgery, Department of Surgery, University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Background: Physicians are increasingly using smartphones to take clinical photographs. This study evaluates a smartphone application for clinical photography that prioritizes and facilitates patient security.
Methods: Ethics approval was obtained to trial a smartphone clinical photography application, PicSafe Medi.
J Vis Commun Med
February 2017
a Plastics and Burns Surgery Department , North Bristol NHS Trust , Bristol , UK and.
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