The ‘trend’ recently reported on DermaVisio Net. “Unlike WhatsApp, DermaVisio offers seamless end-to-end encryption that covers not only text but also images, videos, many common file formats, and even metadata,” the business magazine highlights.

Finding the Right Balance
In an interview, Prof. Harald Kittler shares his perspective on the ongoing debate about data protection. While he emphasizes that data protection is important, he warns against using it as a blanket argument. There is a risk that applications could become impractical due to high security standards—thereby negating the benefits of digitalization. “The key is to find the right balance between security and user-friendliness,” says Kittler.

For patients, Kittler sees many advantages in telemedicine. “They save themselves numerous trips and waiting times. Access to medical care becomes easier, more targeted, and available around the clock.”


University Study
The launch of DermaVisio will also depend on the results of a study that is set to be conducted soon in collaboration with the Medical University of Vienna, ‘trend’ quotes Barbara Grohs, spokesperson for the VI Institute, as saying.

In her interview with ‘trend’, Grohs emphasizes that no third-party software is embedded in DermaVisio Net. She adds that DermaVisio could help make better use of existing medical resources.