The small camera lens attaches to a smartphone and essentially turns the phone into a microscope that provides high-resolution photos to doctors without the patient having to attend hospital.
“This is a small piece of kit that has the potential to speed up diagnosis and treatment for tens of thousands with skin cancer,” NHS England chief Amanda Pritchard“There is no denying that increased demand has placed huge pressure on services. Championing the use of digital technology and new ways of working is key to reducing waits.”
Deep Ensemble for the Recognition of Malignancy is a new technology that is being used to aid doctors’ assessment. Officials want to see if the tool comes to the same conclusion as a doctor.
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