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Changing dermatology practice in crisis and normalization processes after COVID-19 and potential problems awaiting us: Teledermatology can be a solution

2020-10-05

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<h4>Aims: </h4> We aim to reveal the effect of the crisis period and normalization process after COVID-19 on dermatology practice, to anticipate future health problems, and demonstrate the necessity of teledermatology as a solution. Results The number of patients in the normalization (32.3%) increased compared to the crisis period (11.5%) but also it was found significantly lower than before the pandemic (56.2%)....

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Literature Corpus work: 6a73a8c4-847c-5119-a267-1156b0f41f46
DOI: 10.22541/au.160193187.70280869/v1

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