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Improve your clinical photography with this simple blue background solution

BlueScreen The importance of an appropriate background is indisputable in medical photography. Medical practices with dedicated photo rooms typically have large blue backgrounds which provide an appropriate level of contrast from the subject area.

However, consistent clinical photography backgrounds can be challenging in practices where photos are taken in a variety of exam rooms which may not be equipped with backgrounds for patient photos. Luckily there is a simple and affordable solution for practices wishing to improve the consistency of their patient photos by adding blue backgrounds to every exam room.

When you don’t have room for a dedicated photo room, or space is an issue a basic window blind can provide professional results without the cost or clutter of a professional photography backdrop. These standard window blinds are the same type you may find in your home. These blinds are available in the navy blue colors that are optimal for skin contrast desired by medical photographers. When the background is not being used, it can simply be retracted so as not to clutter the office.

Here is example of what their photos look like with and without a standardized the background:

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Not only will a good background improve the contrast of your photos, but the reference point of the background will help your staff to better frame their photos. Best of all, these blinds can be purchased on Amazon for around $40. You can find the product here: http://amzn.to/1TQB6gF

Consistent clinical photography is essential for every aesthetic practice and this small investment can help you make big improvements to your photography.

 

 

 

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AppwoRx Issued Patent on Innovative Clinical Photography App for Physicians

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Physicians using the AppwwoRx platform now have access to unduplicatable tech that facilitates consistent, high-quality clinical photography on smartphones.

Boca Raton, Florida— November 11, 2015— Clinical photography is an essential part of patient care, marketing, and monitoring progress, but medical practitioners often struggle to take photos under consistent conditions. This makes it difficult to produce meaningful presentations and accurate before and after examples. However, AppwoRx has secured a patent for an innovative application that solves these issues, and enables physicians to take high-quality clinical images, using their own smartphones.

The patent AppwoRx was issued covers numerous aspects of clinical photography on mobile devices, though physicians are applauding the app’s ghosting feature. It allows a photographer to overlay a previous image onto the viewing screen, so that the new image is lined up perfectly, producing a photo that clearly displays a patient’s progress.

“This feature makes taking consistent photos much easier,” reports Steven Leon, a dermatologic physician assistant, who uses the app. “The two photos can then be compared side by side on the iPad for you and the patient to view together. A side by side photo showing a 50 percent improvement is much more powerful than telling patient they have a 50 percent decrease in lesions.”
Chris Cabell, Co-Founder and CTO of AppwoRx gives a nod to one of the application’s other features. All images can be stored on the cloud, in a HIPPA-compliant manner. “Cloud based photo storage means that staff can access photos from anywhere,” he adds. “Users can easily track and communicate patient treatment and progress, facilitate inter-office referrals, supplement insurance claims, illustrate services, and engage patients.” Because of the cloud-based storage capabilities, doctors can easily compile reports for patients, compare images, or share the data with approved medical professionals who are assisting with the patient’s care.

Using this fully-loaded suite of newly-patented clinical photography tools, physicians can produce better images, and streamline numerous activities. It’s one of the few products available that delivers better patient care, increases patient education, and helps offices save on administrative costs. Although the technology is new, more than 700 physicians across the globe have already begun using AppwoRx, and it’s slated to be one of the biggest advancements the medical industry has seen in years.

About AppwoRx
AppwoRx is proud to be on the forefront of medical technology, and is actively revolutionizing how clinical photography is managed all over the world. The company was founded by technologist Chris Cabell and Dr. Ariel Soffer, and received its first patent in 2015 click to investigate. With an eye to the future, AppwoRx is raising the standards for patient care, while providing physicians with the tools they need to run efficient and successful practices.