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Primary use case would be PCPs who aren’t trained to diagnose skin cancer. There will be cost saving because the patient won’t have to visit a derm. Also it
by adrr 3y ago
Primary use case would be PCPs who aren’t trained to diagnose skin cancer. There will be cost saving because the patient won’t have to visit a derm. Also it opens it up beyond dermatologists so it could be a PA or NP. That means in theory you could go to could go to a CVS minute clinic if you have suspicious mole.
- husarcik 3y agoI wonder what the liability will be if the machine misses a cancer and the PCP didn't refer them to a skin expert (eg, dermatologist).