Logical Images - Medical Education

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Hospitals/EDs

Public Health

Primary Care/Health Orgs

Medical Students

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The key to dermatologic and visual diagnosis is accurate description, terminology and classification. VisualDx and the integrated morphology tutor helps teach your medical students to see, describe and develop a diagnostic methodology for visually diagnosable disease. Unlike traditional resources, VisualDx is problem-oriented rather than disease oriented. VisualDx integrates into your case based teaching seminars and serves as an indispensable resource throughout the clinical medical rotations.

Medical students don’t have to know what they’re looking for… just what they’re looking at
Unlike any medical atlas or online source, VisualDx does not require medical students to search by diagnosis. Trainees simply enter visual features and their patient’s key clinical findings to develop a custom visual differential diagnosis.

A comprehensive, easy-to-use resource for
differential diagnosis
With an ever-expanding database of more than 10,000 professionally photographed medical images—covering nearly 600 conditions—VisualDx provides patient-based differential diagnosis and visual comparison of diseases. It gives students rapid access to condition-specific, actionable clinical information and pearls of wisdom, including:

Diagnosis synopsis
What to look for on clinical exam
Best tests
Differential diagnosis & pitfalls
Patient management
Therapy recommendations

Promoting best practices
VisualDx also promotes best practices. It facilitates consistent patient work-ups, diagnoses and treatment plans.

VisualDx assists your medical students in training, clinical care and state medical board review by helping them understand complex patterns of disease.

Because VisualDx has so many images, the software familiarizes medical students with unusual variations of common conditions—variations in presentation due to:

Skin type
Age
Passage of time
Immune status

In addition, it includes clinical presentations of rare diseases or conditions and helps medical students avoid missing rare or life-threatening conditions.

Logical Images has helped educate millions
of clinicians
Based on our expertise, the Department of Health and Human Services hired Logical Images to create the CDC’s Smallpox Vaccination and Adverse Reactions web-based training, and the companion pocket guide that was sent to 4,000,000 clinicians nationwide.