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Dermoscopy training options CME

Dermoscopy training options

Created 2017.

Developing skills in dermatoscopy requires training and lots of practise.

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Amazon.com lists 91 titles for keyword “dermatoscopy” and 96 for keyword “dermoscopy” (June 2017). Purchasing through DermNet provides the DermNet New Zealand Trust with a small affiliate fee.
You can also purchase from Fishpond or Medicalbooks

Courses

MelNet advertises any NZ dermoscopy courses it hosts or knows about.
University of Queensland, Australia, Skin Cancer courses
HealthCert University-affiliated courses
University of Graz, Austria
Cardiff University, Wales
Skin Cancer College Australasia Certificate courses
Skin Cancer Symposiums New Zealand

Free online courses

Dermatoscopy CME course on DermNet
Dermoscopy Made Simple (Ian McColl)
Clinical and dermatoscopic patterns, diagnosis of benign and malignant pigmented skin lesions. Videos of PHARMAC seminar, 4 May 2015

Smartphone apps

See the iTunes store or equivalent and enter keyword dermoscopy

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