1st World Congress of Teledermatology

World Congress of Teledermatology1st World Congress of Teledermatology & Annual Meeting of the Austrian Scientific Society of Telemedicine
November 9-11, 2006, Graz, Austria
Dermatology as a morphologically oriented medical speciality is eminently suited to utilize the possibilities of modern technology for the transmission of visual data and images.

Teledermatology holds great potential for revolutionizing the delivery of dermatologic services with benefits to physicians and patients alike.

The 1st World Congress of Teledermatology aims to bring together all colleagues interested in teledermatology to discuss clinical studies, patients' and investigators' viewpoints, recent technologies, cost-effective-ness, security and legal aspects as well as the emerging world of teleteaching.

The Teledermatology Congress will be held jointly with the Annual Meeting of the Austrian Scientific Society of Telemedicine embracing the tele-medical activities of all medical disciplines in Austria.

For further information, please visit:
http://www.teledermatology-society.org/worldcongress/

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