Privacy Working Group
Goal
As in all other medical applications, frameworks are needed to ensure the appropriate use of dermatology with respect to patient confidentiality associated with dermatology images. The nudity associated with overview dermatology images adds an additional privacy concern. The goal of the ISIC Privacy Group is to develop a framework that provides guidance to clinicians and researchers on the appropriate use of dermatology imaging, and to promote dissemination of the same. The scope of the framework includes legal, regulatory, ethical, consumer expectation, consent, and technological safeguards.
Accomplishments
Digital Skin Imaging Regulatory Research
Goal
The AI working group's goal is to promote the development of accurate and effective computerized systems to aid melanoma diagnosis and clinical decision support by creating resources for and engaging the dermatology and computer science communities.
We engage our stakeholder communities through meetings, publications and conferences. We also host AI grand and live challenges.
Digital Skin Imaging Regulatory Research
Accomplishments
Leader
H. Peter Soyer, MD
The University of Queensland
Brisbane, Australia
Leader
Liam Caffery, PhD
The University of Queensland
Brisbane, Australia
Brisbane, Australia
The University of Queensland
H. Peter Soyer, MD
Leader
Brisbane, Australia
The University of Queensland
Liam Caffery, PhD
Leader
Working Group Members
The University of Queensland
Brisbane, Australia
Aideen McInerney-Leo, PhD
Next Steps
Map out a scope of work with milestones for a set of recommendations relevant to Australia with the intention of generalizing these to other regulatory environments.
Seek assistance in their efforts to create internationally accepted standards.