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Best Practices & Practical Pearls for Safely Reopening Derm Practices

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The Journal of Drugs in Dermatology (JDD)  is proud to present an essential education program on the topic of guidelines for safely reopening dermatology practices during the COVID-19 pandemic, lead by Dr. Jeffrey S. Dover, Director of SkinCare Physicians in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts and a panel of dermatology thought leaders.

This video series was produced by the Journal of Drugs in Dermatology and supported in part by Alastin Skincare, Endo Aesthetics. Ortho Dermatologics, and Sciton.

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Best Practices & Practical Pearls for Safely Reopening Derm Practices

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Featuring Dr. Jeffrey S. Dover

Discussion Topics

  • Medical Office Preparedness
  • Managing the Office Environment
  • General Guidance
  • Cleaning & Disinfecting Practices
  • Practices
  • PPE and Medical Supplies

Best Practices & Practical Pearls for Safely Reopening Derm Practices

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Featuring Dr. Kavita Mariwalla

Discussion Topics

  • Clinical and Non-Surgical Treatment
  • Related Guidance
  • Treatment room set up
  • Anesthesia and analgesia
  • Injectables

Best Practices & Practical Pearls for Safely Reopening Derm Practices

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Featuring Dr. Thomas E. Rohrer

Discussion Topics

  • Surgical Treatment
  • Related Guidance
  • Treatment room set up
  • Post-Surgery Follow Up

Best Practices & Practical Pearls for Safely Reopening Derm Practices

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Featuring Dr. Terrence Keaney

Discussion Topics

  • Non-invasive body contouring
  • Energy-based procedures of the face and neck
  • Skin treatment procedures

Best Practices & Practical Pearls for Safely Reopening Derm Practices

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Featuring Dr. Nazanin Saedi

Discussion Topics

  • Employee health and training
  • Recognition of symptoms
  • Symptomatic patients and employees
  • Office arrival, check-in and check-out
  • Pre-screening patients

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