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New patient referrals from primary care into dermatology services usually enter via one of three routes: (i) 2 week wait for suspected serious skin malignancies, (ii) routine non‐urgent cases and (iii) emergency referrals (via an on call service). All these patients are assessed via a face‐to‐face consultation, after various waiting times depending on their urgency.
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A targeted response to the COVID‐19 pandemic: analysing effectiveness of remote consultations for triage and management of routine dermatology referrals
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