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DermaPro: Revolutionising PASI assessments in psoriasis

DermaPro is an award-winning online tool that uses an innovative 3D model to help clinicians more accurately assess psoriasis coverage when calculating PASI scores in the clinic.

Challenge

PASI is a visual diagnosis method with a potential for error given that taking measurements using the naked eye can be subjective. NICE acknowledges that existing PASI measurement tools have limitations and have called for new tools to be developed. PASI is only measured every 3-6 months in the clinic, which limits the speed of referral and patient care. Tools that support patient self-assessment of disease severity could enhance care.

Our solution

DermaPro is the first 3D PASI calculator launched in the UK for dermatologists to calculate the severity and extent of psoriasis. DermaPro is a ‘visually led’ tool for calculating psoriasis coverage, which works by painting affected areas onto a 3D model. Visual comparison tables for erythema, induration, and desquamation help inexperienced physicians accurately select the appropriate psoriasis intensity.

An image showing DermaPro painting psoriasis coverage onto a 3D model

Stats

  • 176% of users versus target
  • 316% of sessions versus target
  • 306% of downloads versus target

Testimonial

“DermaPro’s user-friendly interface and design have proved to be a great resource for colleagues who do not use PASI scoring very often. Its ability to precisely color-in affected areas gives more consistent and reliable results, which provides confidence when discussing treatment options with patients.“

Dr Thomas King - Consultant Dermatologist, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

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