Titlebook: Dermatology in Rural Settings; Organizational, Clin Robert T. Brodell,Adam C. Byrd,Vinayak K. Nahar Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-75984-1rural dermatology; rural America; telemedicine; digital primary care; teledermatology; rural skin care

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Robert T. Brodell,Adam C. Byrd,Vinayak K. NaharWritten by professionals practicing and teaching in rural areas.Offers insight on solutions to better support patients in more remote locations.Discusses teledermatology in length as it relates to COV

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Introduction: Reconsidering Japanese Food,l medicine. Specifically, in rural dermatology, physicians face a multitude of obstacles. There are simply too few dermatologists in rural areas to see the number of patients requiring their care. Well-trained, experienced APPs are capable of aiding dermatologists to help fill this void.