Photo documentation, body-mapped lesion records and AI-assisted notes for modern dermatology practices
07:42 — a teledermatology intake lands.
A patient uploads three dermoscopy photos of a changing mole before the clinic even opens. The images land on the right body site in the record, Condor drafts a structured consult note from the intake, and the matching GOÄ code is proposed — so the dermatologist reviews the case, makes the call, and signs off in minutes.
Images and history are in place before the clinician opens the chart.
Each body site keeps its image series across visits, so changes are easy to review.
Visit documentation is drafted from the exam and imaging instead of typed after the clinic.
The matching GOÄ/EBM code is proposed with each note, so nothing billable slips away.
Screening intervals and reviews are scheduled with prior images carried forward automatically.
Systematic full-body skin examinations documented on a body map, with every lesion's images kept together for follow-up.
Track treatment efficacy for conditions like psoriasis and eczema with standardised severity scoring and photo comparisons.
Before-and-after documentation for aesthetic procedures with patient-facing galleries and outcome tracking.
Every lesion image arrives on the right body site with its history, ready for the clinician's assessment.
Consult notes, photo consent, and coding are drafted from the encounter instead of typed after it.
Follow-ups, recalls, and remote checks keep chronic and post-procedure patients on track without manual chasing.
The patient or clinic captures dermoscopy and clinical photos, filed by body site.
Images and history are attached to the record; on request, Condor describes an image for the clinician.
The dermatologist assesses the images and records the diagnosis directly in the chart.
A structured consult note is drafted and the matching GOÄ/EBM billing code is proposed for approval.
Recalls, remote skin checks, and treatment-tracking visits are scheduled with the lesion history carried forward.
Dermoscopic images and history are captured through structured, mapped forms.
Notes are drafted from the intake; images can be described on request for the clinician.
Lesion maps, imaging, and findings are written to the patient's structured clinical record.
A visit note is drafted from the reviewed encounter for the dermatologist to confirm.
Follow-up imaging and reviews are scheduled with prior lesion maps carried forward.
Each agent owns a distinct part of the dermatology workflow, so the clinician stays in control of every decision. TUCAN is the orchestrator that plans and runs workflows, Condor is the longitudinal clinical memory that supports documentation and diagnosis, and FlowAgent guides multi-step workflows.
Describes uploaded images on request and drafts the structured visit note from the reviewed encounter — the dermatologist makes every diagnosis.
Prepares recalls, referrals and record updates from the finished visit for one-click approval.
Guides imaging intake and surveillance steps, keeping screening intervals and reviews on track.
DICOM viewing and standardised storage for dermoscopy and clinical images in the patient record.
Direct lab order placement for biopsies and pathology with automated result retrieval and report linking.
Secure image sharing and video consultations for remote dermatology assessments and follow-up appointments.
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