World Congress on
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November 23–24, 2026 | Barcelona, Spain
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Prajakta Rohokale
Prajakta Rohokale

University of San Francisco, California, USA

Title : Artificial Intelligence in Dermatology: Transforming Teledermatology, Clinical Decision-Making, and Patient Outcomes

Abstract:

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming healthcare delivery, with dermatology emerging as one of the most promising specialties for AI integration due to its reliance on visual assessment and pattern recognition. Recent advances in machine learning, computer vision, and deep learning have created new opportunities to enhance diagnostic accuracy, improve access to care, and support clinical decision-making. This presentation explores the current and emerging applications of AI in dermatology, focusing on teledermatology, skin lesion analysis, clinical workflow optimization, and patient-centered care. A review of contemporary literature and research findings, including studies involving AI-assisted teledermatology and digital health applications, is presented. The discussion examines the performance of AI algorithms in dermatologic diagnosis, triage systems, and remote patient monitoring while highlighting practical considerations for implementation in clinical settings. AI-assisted tools have demonstrated significant potential in improving diagnostic efficiency, supporting early detection of skin diseases, and expanding access to dermatologic expertise in underserved regions. Teledermatology platforms enhanced by AI facilitate faster triage, streamline workflows, and improve patient engagement. However, challenges remain regarding algorithm bias, data privacy, regulatory oversight, and integration into routine clinical practice. AI is poised to become an integral component of modern dermatology. By complementing clinician expertise rather than replacing it, AI-driven solutions can enhance diagnostic support, optimize healthcare delivery, and improve patient outcomes. Continued research, ethical implementation, and interdisciplinary collaboration will be essential to ensure the responsible adoption of AI technologies in dermatology.

Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Dermatology, Teledermatology, Digital Health, Machine Learning, Skin Disease Diagnosis, Clinical Decision Support.

Biography:

Dr. Prajakta Rohokale, MD, MSDHI is a dermatologist, researcher, and digital health innovator with over six years of clinical experience in medical, cosmetic, and teledermatology practice. She holds a Master's degree in Digital Health Informatics from the University of San Francisco and completedher residency training in Dermatology and Venereology at Sechenov University, Moscow. Dr. Rohokale has presented research at international conferences including EADV and ISD. Her research interests include artificial intelligence in dermatology, telemedicine, digital health transformation, and improving healthcare access through innovative technologies.