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Home > Products > myDerm myDerm is your personalized division of derm.md. While derm.md offers products and services that will enhance your practice, myDerm goes even further to give students, residents, practitioners and researchers access to educational and technological tools. Education In the Education section, you have a reference library, peer study group, and a gallery of dermatological anatomy all packed into one site. Use the search engine to explore 27 journals encompassing Clinical Dermatology, Dermatological Surgery, Dermatopathology, and Dermatology Basic Science. Take advantage of Body Maps, a reference source designed to help you find cutaneous landmarks quickly, without having to flip through pages of anatomy textbooks. Because sometimes the best way to learn an aspect of dermatology is to hear it explained by a fellow student or colleague, MyDerm.Md has compiled high-yield study notes for the following areas: Basic Science, Pediatric Dermatology, Genodermatoses, Infectious Disease, Bites/Envenomations, Hair, Nails, Dermatopathology, and Dermatological Surgery. (You have the opportunity to submit your own notes as well.) A Learning Center puts a special focus on two areas of dermatology that are currently receiving a great deal of attention: Evidence- Based Medicine and Skin Oncology. Familiarity with the standards of Evidence-Based Medicine is critical for all areas of dermatology, from research methods to differential diagnosis. A step-by-step guide for learning the essence of this practice is provided. The other focus of the Learning Center, the Skin Oncology Teaching Center, will take you to a very comprehensive site that covers all areas of skin oncology management, from images and instruments to statistics and information for the general public. Software systems are also offered in the Educational Section. Save time and prevent errors by utilizing eMeeting Manager, an online and held-held scheduling service, and OPIS, a PalmOS based procedure-logging program for residents. (This program uses the current format required by the American Board of Dermatology.) Other available programs include Virtual Dermpath, a virtual microscope application, Dermsurgeryland, a quick and concise reference of surgical procedures, and Dermland, an information sharing network for residents. Technology The practice of Dermatology adapts very well to technology and has been greatly enhanced by the recent advances. However, the amount of information and products on the market can be overwhelming. The Technology Section contains the Knowledge Bank, an extremely comprehensive technology tutorial, and product reviews by other derm.md users. The Knowledge Bank covers every conceivable topic of computer technology for dermatologists, from devices such as PDAs, mobile phones, desktop computers, to the accessories, wires, and programs that you can use to customize your set-up. Product reviews on cameras, books, PDAs and software cuts through the advertising and gives you the real deal on what you’re looking for. Stay current with Upcoming Events in Dermatology. Meetings are listed for both U.S. societies and locations as well as international conferences. Customize your preferences. Choose to add or delete features (such as a news section.) You can also format the amount of web page space you want to devote to various sections of your page. You can make changes to the features and layout of your page at any time. Click “here” to open your free account. |
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