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    Dermatologists and skin cancer services

    On-Kare for dermatology

    Dermatology is a visual discipline with a longitudinal question: has this lesion changed since the last image?

    The problem, in this context

    • 01

      Clinical photographs pile up as files and lose the body site they document.

    • 02

      Biopsy results return days later into an inbox rather than into the lesion they belong to.

    • 03

      Surveillance intervals differ per lesion, but recalls are set per patient.

    How On-Kare answers it

    Body-site anchoring

    every image is stored against a mapped site, so comparison is automatic.

    Result routing

    pathology returns to the lesion, and the lesion state changes with it.

    Per-lesion surveillance

    the recall belongs to the lesion, and closing one does not close the others.

    The capabilities mobilised

    Referenced, never restated: each capability is described on its own page.

    DocumentScheduleBillCoordinateMeasureProMeOneFilled cells are shipped today; the catalogue lists each capability by domain.
    Which surface carries each business domain in this context: Pro for the team, Me for the patient, One for the shared layer underneath.

    Clinical documentation

    Read what it covers and how it is delivered.

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    Care coordination

    Read what it covers and how it is delivered.

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    Telehealth

    Read what it covers and how it is delivered.

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    What is specific to this context

    • 01

      Image quality and colour fidelity are clinical parameters, and are preserved rather than recompressed.

    • 02

      Teledermatology triage is regulated differently from teleconsultation in several markets.

    • 03

      Suspicion of malignancy sets a maximum delay that the schedule must honour, not merely record.

    Proof

    No dermatology customer story is published; the proof is the lesion-tracking sequence of the product tour.

    In which product

    On-Kare Pro — the team surface

    The surface this workflow runs on.

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    The six questions

    What is it?
    A dermatology configuration built around lesions, images and surveillance intervals.
    Who is it for?
    Dermatology practices, skin cancer clinics and teledermatology services.
    Which problem does it solve?
    Images and results are filed by date, while the clinical question is asked per lesion.
    How does it work?
    The lesion is the record object: images, pathology and recalls hang from it.
    How is it different?
    Comparison over time is a property of the record, not an exercise in file naming.
    What is the proof?
    The dermatology path of the tour compares two images of the same site, months apart.

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    Dermatology is a visual discipline with a longitudinal question: has this lesion changed since the last image?

    Medical review: 2026-08-24 · Legal review: 2026-08-24